I had a really interesting chat with one of my upcoming wedding clients earlier this month. I don't think I ever heard the phrase "Untraditional" used so much in my entire life, and yet, the core value of their upcoming wedding remains exactly what I would want it to be; EACHOTHER! The key point I wanted to make was that all of the little details that you put into your day, no matter how traditional, or unique, if people don't notice them, its because they're done right!! Th

It's not a rhetorical question. I genuinely think people are asking why I am consistently turning up to "co-work", even when nobody else is joining me. - Sorry about the randomness of this one, but stick with me, please. In truth, I had this theory that people would turn up en masse, and cheerlead me through the admin parts of my job, and I would do the same for them. As it turns out, my availability doesn't match everyone else's, and my idea was in fact, probably, just that

A few people asked me if I would focus on weddings in the past and I always said no. I always had a good excuse too, about time, and management, and the pure magnitude of the task ahead. Looking back at 2025, and it turns out, I ate my own words. I'm not going to say I am mad about any of it. In fact I am surprisingly proud of myself. The few weddings I did certainly don't make me a "wedding photographer" but it does cement the fact I could be. 2026 already has some booking

Yesterday I took down my exhibition at Stantonbury Gallery. For a whoel month, 10 of my favourite black and white images were the focus...