Using Auto-Align in Photoshop to fix Wedding Photos Occasionally in wedding photography, even when you take 10 images of a group of people, there’s still a chance there won’t be a single image of everyone looking at the same time. What with the pressures of time, too many cameras around, and the distractions of other […]

Raindrops at Capesthorne Hall Isn’t it ironic? No, it’s not. It’s pretty typical of weddings in England in the summer! This image was taken using the canon 600 rt speedlite system. A couple of speedlites behind the couple and just a little ambient light from the front. And a cool couple who didn’t really mind […]

In this short video I go through a basic edit of a bridal preparation image in Adobe Lightroom 6. Using my own preset as well as a few gradients. The image is from the wedding of Hayley and Ben in Manchester. Adobe Lightroom Gradients For more like this, check out my patreon page

Adobe Lightroom Editing Here’s a short video (4 mins) explaining how I edited a photo from the wedding of Jenny and Chris. For most of my editing I use Adobe Lightroom version 6. This video explains how I used the crop tool, linear and radial gradients to achieve the finished image. For more like this […]

I was honoured to receive a phone call from Peter Moore who is a freelance journalist writing for the Guardian newspaper. He was interested in the wedding photography business and wanted to feature me alongside a couple of other photographers in an article. I said yes, of course. Reflecting on the article it’s clear to […]

I love to learn and improve, but it’s not always easy. Like many creative people I take too much pride im my work, I’m picky, a perfectionist and don’t take criticism very well. To be able to improve in photography you have to be open to suggestions as well as receive criticism in order to […]