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A Rock ‘n’ Roll Wedding

by Lisa | Nov 10, 2011 | creative wedding photography, London wedding photographer, Rock n roll bride, UK, Vintage, wedding, wedding dress, wedding photography

What can I say about these guys!From the moment I met Laura I knew this was going to be a beautiful day. With their friends and family pitching in to help make decorations, cakes and food, it was a day filled with friendship and love.The moment I walked into Mishka I...

Personal – a wander around town

by Lisa | Jan 30, 2011 | books, brick lane, china, detail, doorwaylondon, market, penguin, personal, photobooth, portraits, rough trade, UK, Vintage

I decided to go out for a wander at the weekend and meet up with a friend for some tea and cake. Below are just a few of the photos I took while out and about.I love photobooths and although its not a classic photobooth, the one is Rough Trade is no less fun.I have...

Tea, cake and photography

by Lisa | Dec 8, 2010 | baby photography, bak-a-boo, cake, cupcakes, london, portraits, shoot swap, tea, UK, Vintage

Fanni and I had been discussing a shoot swap for some time when we stumbled across our mutual love of cake! It was at this point we decided our shoot should involve cake and then the idea just developed into something more than a shoot. After a bit of research we...

Featured – Rock n’ Roll Bride and The Photography Parlour

by Lisa | Oct 25, 2010 | black and white, british, Fashion, film, holga, london, Photographers, the photography parlour, tilt shift, UK, Vintage, wedding

I have mentioned The Photography Parlour a couple of times on this blog and I have nothing but positive things to say about the site. Rather than allowing the photography industry to become secular and competitive in a negative way, the site brings together...

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Wedding Photography for Modern Lovers

This is modern, creative, emotive, joyful, candid, honest & most importantly full of love wedding photography.

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Weddings on Polaroid There’s something a little Weddings on Polaroid 
There’s something a little magical about a Polaroid.
I absolutely love shooting Polaroid at weddings. There’s something about unfolding a camera, hearing that little click, watching the frame pop out, slowly appear and knowing that what you’ve just captured can’t be recreated.
No retakes. No perfecting. No knowing exactly how it will turn out. Just a tiny, imperfect piece of a moment that happened once and can never be replicated.
I’ve got a huge pile of Polaroids from this year, ready to scan and send back to the couples they belong to. Little time capsules of the laughter, the chaos, the in-between moments and all the beautiful things that happened when nobody was really watching.
Because years from now, I hope these aren’t just photographs.
I hope they feel like being there again. 
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Wedding Photography for Modern Lovers
Eel Pie Island Wedding, Twickenham There’s someth Eel Pie Island Wedding, Twickenham
There’s something so special about those wedding days that give you a little bit of everything….one minute it’s raining, the next the clouds part and we’re suddenly walking in glorious blue skies and sunshine.
It was wonderful to follow these two as they strolled along the river between venues, made even more special because it’s a route I walked so many times as a kid with my dad. Funny how places can hold so many layers of memories. 
I think we bring so much of our own experience to photographing weddings. Not just knowing where the beautiful light will fall, but knowing when to give a little direction, when to step back, how to anticipate the excitement (and the nerves!), and how to quietly guide you through those moments when the whole day starts to feel a little overwhelming.
Because your wedding day should feel like you and sometimes having someone there who knows what’s coming next makes all the difference.
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London Wedding Photographer | modern Wedding | Twickenham wedding | Orleans House Wedding Ceremony | Eel Pie Island Wedding
Brighton Pub Wedding There’s something rather mag Brighton Pub Wedding
There’s something rather magical about sunshine spilling into a pub garden, glasses of champagne catching the light, a pint in hand and all your favourite people gathered around you.
The kind of afternoon where nobody is watching the clock, conversations roll into laughter, children weave between the grown-ups, and somehow the simplest moments become the ones you remember most.
Because when it comes to celebrating, you really don’t need much. Good music, good food, cold drinks, golden sunshine and the people who make everything feel a little more special.
Here’s to full glasses, empty plates, happy hearts and the very best company. The sort of day you wish you could bottle up and keep forever.
There’s honestly no better way to celebrate.
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Brighton Wedding | Brighton Town Hall Wedding | Pub Wedding | 35mm film photography
Chelsea Town Hall Wedding If the thought of havin Chelsea Town Hall Wedding
If the thought of having your photo taken on your wedding day makes you feel a little… I get it.
Standing in front of a camera can feel so so weird when it’s not something you’re used to. And suddenly you’re very aware of where your hands are, what your face is doing, and whether you’re supposed to be looking at each other or me.
But here’s the thing…you don’t need to know how to pose.
I’ll keep it light, relaxed and fun. I’ll give you as much or as little direction as you need, depending on what feels comfortable for you.
Some couples want a little guidance (tell me where to stand and what to do), while others just want to wander off together and forget I’m there.
Either way, my job is to make sure you’re not spending your wedding day performing for the camera.
You’re just being you. Together. Laughing, chatting, stealing a kiss…and hopefully forgetting I’m even there. 
And honestly? Those are always my favourite photos.
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