I love shooting film at weddings. Adding work from a vintage camera like a Rolleiflex or 4×5 camera makes the experience for the couple that… Read More »Shooting film at weddings. 6 Top Tips (if you are not a wedding photographer).
When you arrive at Upwaltham Barns, set amongst the beautiful rolling hills of the South Downs, you know you are visiting somewhere special. Upwaltham Barns… Read More »Upwaltham Barns: Tom and Katherine’s Summer Wedding
Group portraits are are one of the most important parts of a wedding photographer’s day. Perhaps the only one where the have to emerge from… Read More »Group Portraits – a Guide for Couples
Tom and Katherine are getting married at Upwaltham Barns next year but decided to have their engagement shoot at the beautiful High Beeches Gardens near… Read More »Tom and Katherine, High Beeches Gardens, Sussex
September Sunshine makes for a Beautiful Country Wedding in Madehurst Matt and Megan were married in early September. Late enough to avoid the summer heatwave,… Read More »Madehurst Wedding – Matt and Megan.
Field Place is a beautiful wedding venue in Worthing, West Sussex. A grade II listed manor house and two converted barns sit in ample grounds.… Read More »Field Place Wedding Photographer – Tim and Hayley
A pre-wedding shoot is a photo session that takes place before your wedding day. Either as a means of introduction after booking, or a few… Read More »A Pre-Wedding Shoot – 5 Reasons Why You Should Book Yours
Wedding photographers spend a lot of time shooting in low light. Auto ISO is a godsend in tricky conditions Why is Auto ISO Useful?… Read More »Wedding Photography Tips – How to use Auto ISO for great lowlight images.
Zooms versus Primes is one of those topics that seems to really divide photographers. Some people swear by prime lenses and would never use anything… Read More »Zooms vs. Primes for Wedding Photography
