It’s been a whole year since I took a 2 week solo trip around Iceland, and it was one of the best things I’ve ever done. Plans are already starting to come together for yet another trip to this amazing country (don’t worry I’ll go somewhere else one day)
If you missed my past blog posts they are packed full of photos as well as some good tips if you are planning your own trip to Iceland!
Enjoy:
Read MoreI always like to do a post which covers some of my other work, I do a few different jobs as it were and it’s not just weddings that keep the lights on.
Read MoreThis is a quick review of the Fuji 50-140mm 2.8 lens for photo and video, like most of my reviews there aren't any charts or depth of field shots but just a few images and my general opinion of the lens, enjoy.
I got this lens back in December '17 mainly for an assignment I had to shoot a concert, I thought that the 56mm (which was my longest lens at the time) wouldn't really cut it so I picked up this beast second hand on eBay for about £1000.
Read MoreIt was Castle house hotel to start the day, getting ready with paintings of King Charles II looking down on the room while bridesmaids prepared lunch on the marital bed.
One prepared bridesmaid takes out a table cloth and arranged a feast to fuel everyone for the day, in the corner hair and makeup is taken care of by the talents that are Rebel Rock, while I sit and drink a coffee.
Read MoreI’ve been meaning to do some more gear posts for a while, and as many of you know I’ve been a Fuji fanboy since the days of the original X100.
My gear has grown quite a bit over the past year or so, especially as I’m getting into shooting more video, so this post is a focus on what’s in my kit bag, a break down of everything and how I use it, plus a few tips and tricks along the way.
Read MoreCats make awesome friends on a wedding morning, just so long as you keep them away from the dress which to a cat is the best item to try and sleep on.
The morning started with a very chilled prep session getting the bride and her closest ready for the day, once everyone was ready it was time to head to the ceremony in a beautiful barn in the Herefordshire countryside.
Read MoreMy last wedding of 2018 was my first time as a Brighton Wedding Photographer, this wonderful Christmassy wedding down near Brighton and what a great way to end the year it was.
Brighton is somewhat far from my usual region, but I always travel for weddings and these guys found me after I photographed their friends wedding a couple of years before.
We started the day in the most incredibly beautiful house, which was also where the reception was to be held later that day. I managed to get to meet the guys at the pub for a few shots before heading back to the house then on to the church for the ceremony.
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