Portfolio

Six days worth opening again

Each collection is a single event, photographed start to finish, with the story of how the day actually ran. No composites, no borrowed frames.

A late June wedding that started in a wheat field and ended with a sparkler tunnel at one in the morning.

Thirty four guests, one chapel with terrible light, and the loudest lunch I have ever photographed.

Three stages, four nights and a brief to photograph the crowd as carefully as the headliners.

Two days of keynotes, breakout rooms and 600 people who needed to look like they wanted to be there.

A surprise birthday for someone who hates surprises, and the ninety seconds that made the whole night.

A candlelit fundraising dinner for 220 guests, photographed without a single burst of flash.

Want a gallery like these of your own day?

Tell me the date, the venue and the two or three moments you would be gutted to lose. The rest we can work out on a call.