I spent most of January in Singapore and Hong Kong, joining up with so many of my brilliant couples from previous years and months. It was somewhat hard coming back to the cold, grey UK after that. I’d photographed Winnie and Alan in both Paris and London last year and […]
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Part II of Jeanette & Rich’s epic wedding, today, Hedsor house. Guest post alert! I’m actually handing the blog over to Rich for this one: We stumbled upon Alex’s work online by chance early last year – fast forward 16 months and we can honestly say that choosing Alex as our […]
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I seem to have done a lot of pre-weddings in the last few years, but if I’m honest few have been as fun as Gigi and Ryan’s. This couple met at Imperial College and have lived in London for years, but they’re moving back to Hong Kong, where they’re going […]
Read MoreAfter our pre-wedding shoot at Tai O, Caroline and I had a day off before the big one, the morning of Victoria and Adam’s wedding. We woke early and headed to Victoria’s house, where the games began. For anyone who doesn’t know, Chinese weddings traditionally start with the groom not […]
Read MoreSo after land in HK the previous afternoon, the next day was the engagement shoot of Victoria and Adam. They met us at our hotel early in the morning, and we all jumped on a bus to the island of Tai O, the ‘Chinese Venice’, so-called because of its beautiful […]
Read MoreWell the blog posts have been a touch few and far between of late. That can mean only two things; 1. I’ve been busy, 2. I have an awful lot to blog! So let’s start with Hong Kong. At the end of May/beginning of June, I was lucky enough to […]
Read MoreI’ve been incredibly lucky with the amazing array of weddings I’ve photographed this year so far, from beaches, to stately homes, to dear friends, to heading overseas. So I was sort of stumped when Brides Magazine invited me to submit one of my weddings for publication. In the end I […]
Read MoreOnce upon a time there was a beautiful girl named Steph. She was an adventurous sort and when she reached the age of 18 she decided that rather than following her friends and going to university in Hong Kong she’d be different and travel all the way to Cambridge, England. […]
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