I have been a keen photographer for many years and have found it to be an extension of my art. I have always been able to draw and my artwork is very important to me. It was during my year at Mansfield College before going to university that I was first introduced to photography as an Art Form.

Using an SLR Camera for the first time I was able to take photographs and develop them myself in the College's own lab. It was here that I first saw the potential in photography and since then it's become an extension to my art, another way of producing captivating images. At Humberside University I got another chance to experiment with photography and had more lab time. But it wasn't until after College and University and once I had taken my artwork forward outside of education that photography became something greater, which arrived in the form of digital cameras. 

I had been using Photoshop for many years for my Art, and being able to import the image into Photoshop at the touch of a button and then use the program to further enhance the image was a revelation. I invested in better and better equipment and soon found myself on the cusp of a new career in wedding photography. That was a several years ago now, and my Wedding Photography business has gone from strength to strength, offering an invaluable and quality service.

For me, Wedding Photography is a very important part of the wedding day. The way I look at it, is that a year down the line after the wedding, you only really have two things to remind you of that special day, your memories and your photographs, and you can't show people your memories. It’s for this reason that I strive to always provide the best photography I possibly can on your special day, so that you have a set of photos that you can treasure for the rest of your life. 

The importance of Wedding photography really hit home in the summer of 2008 when I myself got married and the job of choosing a photographer fell to me. In the end I chose someone who's work I loved and respected, and we couldn't be happier with the result.
Seeing things from the other side of the lens really opened my eyes and it has helped me refine my own wedding photography.

Currently I live at home in Surrey with my wife Louise, son James and Poppy the cat.



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