Jenny and Ross were married at the beautiful Heatherden Hall at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire.
I didn’t want to risk getting escorted off the premises for photographing the 007 stage and other cool locations, but it was great to drive past and see it all. Heatherden Hall had fantastic grounds and provided more than enough backgrounds for photos (I could have kept shooting all week!).
Thanks to Ross & Jenny for being so much fun (and Best Man Craig for his excellent people-rounding skills!).
Friday, August 13, 2010 Posted in Theatre
The Biz Theatre School always put on a fantastic performance and this year was no exception. To put on such a professional show in just two weeks of the children’s summer holidays is amazing. Here’s a few of my favourites from their show Beauty and the Beast at Leatherhead Theatre.
They also had a live orchestra, love the lighting and contrast in this one.
I had great fun being a kid again today. Plaid Tidings has some brilliant toys, lots of them educational at the same time as being fun, bonus! Here’s a few of my favourites…
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Tuesday, August 3, 2010 Posted in Weddings
Sara & Charlie had a gorgeous wedding ceremony and reception at Sara’s parents’ barn in Salisbury, Wiltshire. I have known Sara’s brother for many years and spent many a good evening at parties in the barn (in a non-professional capacity!) so it was fantastic to photograph Sara & Charlie’s wedding there.
We had a glorious summer’s day and as you’ll see below, had great fun in and around the barn. With so many photo opportunities and backgrounds I could have kept shooting all day (or probably for a whole week!).
Rohini and David had one of the most beautiful days of the year for their fabulous outdoor wedding at Notley Abbey, in Thame, Buckinghamshire. Such a lovely couple, and a fantastic venue.
Jon’s Mum bought him and his fiancée Libby a portrait session gift voucher for their engagement. They live near Canary Wharf, so I thought this would be a fantastic place for a photoshoot. I wasn’t wrong! There were so many brilliant photo opportunities and backgrounds to work with (and of course a lovely couple!). Walking around Canary Wharf on a Sunday afternoon was a slightly surreal experience as I had only been during the week before, with the 10,000 or so commuters going about their business. It almost felt like a film set. The masses of steel and glass caught my eye, and I could have kept taking photos there for hours!
by Ian
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