
2012 January, WOW. Where did 2011 go? January is the month when lots of couples are busy making those final arrangements for their big summer weddings. Included in these arrangements, maybe of course to book a wedding photographer? So this month I will be providing a few tips and some advice on the things I feel are worth considering before you...
Today we were blessed with an overcast day, that produced some fantastic light to work with. I arrived at the house and spent around 30 minutes with Andrea, as the makeup artist made her final touches. I did a few detailed shots of the flowers, dress, shoes and the wedding car, before heading onto the church where I met Ed....
Blue sky and blazing sunshine. Every brides dream, every photographers nightmare...Today was one of those more challenging weddings as the sun was out in force. Harsh contrasts with lots of squinting of the eyes and sweating of the brow. The trick is to monitor the cloud situation, because on days like this, clouds are your friends, as the momentarily provide...
Well after a well deserved three months off, last Saturday (12th March) was my first wedding of 2011 and what a fantastic day it was. I arrived at the Yorkshire Hotel about 30 minutes before schedule, just to spend some time having a walk around the hotel and getting myself reacquainted with the place. At 11am I went upstairs to...
Bradford Cathedral is an amazing venue for wedding photography, and I was excited about returning here to shoot Paul & Libby’s wedding. Paul & Libby were a very vibrant modern young couple, both now living in London but wanting to go back to their Northern roots for their choice of venue. Guests were treated to a vintage bus ride to...
Today I travelled up to North Yorkshire to what must be one of the most impressive Chapels in the North. Dan & Julia had chosen the Giggleswick School Chapel as their wedding venue – Giggleswick School Chapel is a magnificent Grade II listed Chapel, which has an unusual copper dome and jaw dropping interior. The architecture of the building is...
Wedding photographer Leeds. Over the past ten years Richard has become an established and well respected wedding photographer having worked at hundreds of wedding venues in Leeds and surrounding areas. His work has been published in the British Journal of Photography and is style of wedding photography is often described as reportage, as it documents the story of the day as it unfolds, without directing or posing the key moments. This unobtrusive approach to wedding photography results in a collection of pictures that are natural, engaging and unique. The result is a wedding album that tells a compelling story, where nothing is staged and nothing is fake.
