Tuesday, August 25, 2009

What do photographers do on their day off? Photograph weddings of course!

What do wedding photographers do on a day off? Maybe have a nice restful day? Or maybe go for a day out? Actually no, they hook up with photographer friends and second shoot for them. (It's better than going shopping with my wife).

I joined up with my friends Dan & Ann Johnson who are wedding photographers based in East Sussex, on their wedding at the HAC (http://www.hac.org.uk/html/corporate-private-events) in London.

The bride, Dolly, wore a fabulous Vivienne Westwood dress. The groom, Chris, looked very fashionable in his blue suit.

These are a few of my photographs from the day.

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And here I am in action.

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Monday, August 10, 2009

Harewood House wedding - Melissa & Nik

Melissa & Nik married at Harewood House in Yorkshire, a stunning venue near Leeds (http://www.harewood.org/).

Nik & Melissa met at Starbucks, the proposal was from a hot air balloon, Nik had written in paint on the lawn which Melissa spotted as they drifted across the sky in the balloon.

Harewood House
Yorkshire wedding photography
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Hotel Du Vin Harrogate
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wedding photography Harewood House

Tuesday, August 04, 2009

Northamptonshire wedding photography, Higham Ferrers and Holdenby House

What could be better than photographing a wedding right on your doorstep? Most of the weddings I photograph involve a lot of driving and I often find myself two or three hours from home. When Catherine & Ross told me their wedding was taking place in my local parish church I thought it was local, but when I found out their parents are almost neighbours it was more local than I thought.

Ross is a wedding photographer, so no pressure for me on this one. The marriage ceremony took place at St Mary's church in Higham Ferrers on the 31st July 2009. I might be biased, but I think it's one of the nicest churches in the country. The reception was at the beautiful Holdenby House in Northamptonshire.

Holdenby House has a Falconry, this kept the guests entertained and those with cameras challenged to catch the birds in flight.

Please see my new blog for more weddings at Holdenby House, http://www.weddingphotojournalist.co.uk/blog or give me a call on 01933 316717 (or email simon@pressphotography.co.uk) to discuss your wedding photography at Holdenby House.

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Holdenby House
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