Everybody loves a good wedding, but you can bet your last penny that if anyone has been looking forward to this special day longer than anyone else – including the bride – it’s the grandmothers. It’s easy to miss them during the course of the day. As any bride will tell you, the wedding day goes by…
We’re often asked at weddings ”what’s that camera?” (For the record we use Nikon D3′s). Before the D3′s we used Nikon film cameras, so the question then was ” what film do you use?” Occasionally we get knowing glances as people peer into our camera bags, asking about all the lenses we use. What is overlooked is that it’s…
Most of our photographs are reportage – taken in the background to capture a moment in time, naturally, without any direction from us as photographers. More often than not we’re also asked to take a few formal groups and we know how important these can be. However, formal groups don’t have to be stiff and…
Although this is a lovely photograph, at first glance it’s pretty similar to many others. But it’s from a wedding that very nearly didn’t happen. If you look at the water level of the river you’ll see it’s inches from the banks. It’s The Swan at Bibury, in July 2007 – the great flood. Stuart, the groom, phoned us at 8 in the…
Weddings are a real roller coaster ride of emotions, and especially for those at the heart of the celebrations. As photographers we know that every wedding is a unique experience, so we never know what to expect, and it’s also a privilege to be a part of a very special day. This is from John and Shoanee’s wedding at Buxted Park…
