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Yearly Archives: 2016
I tend to shy away from wedding photography – it’s normally an entire day of being on the ball, trying to never miss a shot – juggling with equipment, second guessing where the couple/guests/lighting will be next. But when my sister asked me to photograph her wedding, I was honoured – and incredibly touched that she trusted me with such a huge responsibility.
Towards the big day I started to research the venue, discover what other wedding photographers had done there – watch YouTube videos on techniques that were popular at the moment, what to do / what not to do. There is so much to learn…
On the 17th of December 2015, our good friends Sam and Matt were married at St Luke’s Church in Chelsea, London. They had asked me to take a few photos on the day – it was the first wedding I had been asked to photograph, so I was keen to make sure I didn’t miss a shot! After the ceremony we jumped in a London cab and headed to Albert Bridge for some more photos. The lighting was perfect! The sun was just setting, the bridge was lit with thousands of light bulbs, and Matt and Sam were incredibly happy.
