As a bit of a romantic, I love weddings. I feel it’s a fantastic celebration of a couples love for each other and it often brings out the strongest of human emotions, not just for the couple, but also for friends and family. It’s a great reason to get together with loved ones, young and old, to honour family, love and life itself. I see it as a great privilege to witness the special moments with my clients and to have the opportunity to capture the emotion of the day. My photography tells a story of the day as it unfolds, with an attention to detail which emphasizes the small things that are so important to the couple and family but can often be missed in the excitement of the day. For example, a special gift, a cherished family tradition or wedding heirloom, or the reunion of distant relatives from around the world. Through using the latest equipment and computer software in the production of my prints, albums and DVDs, I aim to bring the best of technology to wedding photography. However, one thing has remained constant — I have always kept my passion for catching the moment.
I was science teacher at Bideford College working mainly with pupils having special needs. After ten years of teaching at Bideford, I decided to change direction and follow my passion for photography. I had been a keen photographer since a teenager, and following my brother, who is a fashion photographer in Los Angeles, I turned professional and began to shoot weddings.
I was science teacher at Bideford College working mainly with pupils having special needs. After ten years of teaching at Bideford, I decided to change direction and follow my passion for photography. I had been a keen photographer since a teenager, and following my brother, who is a fashion photographer in Los Angeles, I turned professional and began to shoot weddings.
