Professional Photographer in London, Cardiff & Bristol
I’d like to get to know you, too, just as I’d like you to get to know me.
I’ve scattered bits and pieces throughout my site, so have a good look around. Hopefully, you’ll want to pick up the phone or fill in my contact form to get in touch and tell me about yourself and what you need.
I’m a Wedding Photographer, predominantly covering Cardiff, London, and Bristol, but I would love to chat with you wherever your wedding or shoot might be. So, if you like my style, please get in touch wherever you are.
Away from the fun and excitement of the wedding day or other photographic engagements, being a photographer can be a solitary profession. To counter this, I work as a chaperone and do extra work on films and TV. It helps keep me fresh and gets me out to exciting new places.
I especially value the chaperoning work, as working with children helps me maintain my sense of fun.
One assignment I had was to chaperone 8 adults with disabilities for the Channel 4 documentary ‘Kitchen Impossible‘ with Michel Roux. I took my camera along on one of the episodes, and as a result, the producers asked me to shoot behind-the-scenes’ photography for the rest of the series. Below is one of my photos used in Channel 4’s social media advertising.
Click here to read my story behind shooting the series…
Michel Roux set up a pop-up stall at Taste of London. Here, he and Beth spot me photographing them, and I take this natural fun shot, which Channel 4 used for publicity.
In 2012, I traveled to Southeast Asia for a documentary for CBBC, where I had the good fortune of being asked to do some publicity shots.
I took the photograph below while there, and I think it perfectly illustrates the decisive moment that I constantly strive for with my documentary style.
Presenter Stacey Dooley and the children try Thai street food (crickets) in Bangkok for the documentary. This reaction from Stacey says it all.
Finally, here I am doing extras work in ‘The King’s Speech’:
