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Great photography is about making connections. When a photographer is really listening, watching and therefore, seeing what they are photographing the images have a greater richness and depth. Essentially the photographer has to genuinely care about the subject for the images to come alive and hold that certain magic that makes you want to look at picture time and time again.

I like to spend a bit of time with you before I get the camera out. Whether this means meeting before your wedding day or having a cup of tea with you and your children before a family portrait session.

I am an individual not a large corporation and you can trust me to treat you as one and to hold your best interests at heart. This goes beyond just taking photographs, on your wedding day I am also there to steady your nerves, provide the toothpaste you forgot or sew up the dress that just split (I am honestly speaking from experience here). On your wedding day I dress like a guest because that way everyone is more at ease with me and I can get the best shots without commanding a major operation and taking over the day.

You wouldn’t believe how many people tell me that they are un-photogenic. To be honest I am not sure that is possible. Lots of people (me included) feel self conscious in front of a camera which is why I love to photograph people when they are busy doing something else…chatting or listening to speeches for example. Trust me, anyone can look good on camera!

If you want to know more read one or two of the testimonials here or get in touch with me and we will have a good chat about whatever it is you are planning…wedding, family portrait session, an event for your business. And remember I am a person, and I have been doing this a while, so if I can help you find a great florist, bridesmaids dress designer, musician or whatever it is i will. My ‘highly recommended’ bit should be useful but i have lots more up my sleeve.
 
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