A bit about me
I came up through sports photography. My degree was in capturing movement — split-second, unpredictable, unposed. Weddings turned out to be a natural fit.
Before I shot weddings, I was one of around 100 photographers worldwide chosen by Google to shoot Street View. Technical precision, complex logistics, working in unfamiliar places under pressure — that training runs through everything I do. I’ve now photographed close to 1,000 weddings, and the calm that comes with that kind of experience is the thing couples notice most.
I run the wedding season like a working photographer, not a hobbyist. Dedicated blocks of weddings across Essex, Kent, Hampshire, Cornwall, Devon, the Cotswolds and beyond — interspersed with time at the coast to stay sharp. I arrive at your wedding clear-headed, well-rested, and genuinely ready.
Apart from a short family list and a few minutes of gentle guidance for portraits, I don’t direct you into poses or fire off a hundred near-identical frames. What I do is watch, wait, and work — and the images that come from that are ones that actually look like your day felt, not a staged version of it.
Documentary first, but not rigid: family group photos from your list, three short portrait sessions with gentle direction, and as much or as little posing as you want.
If that sounds like the kind of photographer you’re looking for, I’d love to hear about your day.
