Capturing moments

When I got married I, essentially, floated through the day in a bubble, (and with the benefit of hindsight, when I did make contact with the real world I had my priorities all mixed up!) Looking back through all our wedding photos helped me to truly enjoy what had happened and with whom I was lucky enough to share the big day; not to mention to see how Clémentine got through it all, too. As a photographer, I absolutely treasure the opportunity to give my couples the same priceless narratives. On the day, I shoot with a variety of lenses and look to both tell a story as well as capture singular moments. I don't arrive with preconceived styles or frames in mind. I respond to what's around me. People always ask what kind of photographer and I always see other photographers label themselves in a certain way; as a person, I've always resisted this kind of thing - maybe it's because I'm mixed race with influences from around the world? I couldn't decide on a subject at uni, so I did a half-field degree; I've been a teacher and now I'm freelance; I love playing rugby and can toot along on my trumpet; wedding photography is as important to me as wedding videography - in other words, the way I'm built, I've got the skills and the nature to shoot all your moments and hit the styles you prefer. Please, drop me a line, I'd love to chat with you about your wedding.