Captured

with intent.

Every frame is considered.

Guided by light, composition and timing refined through years of shooting film, my approach has always been deliberate. I try to make my work a reflection of that philosophy.

Black and white close-up of a groom adjusting his tie before the wedding ceremony.
Black and white close-up of a groom adjusting his tie before the wedding ceremony.
Bridesmaid fastening the bride's wedding dress during morning preparations.
A woman is helping a bride with her wedding dress, adjusting the shoulder area decorated with shiny beads and sequins.
Guests laughing during wedding speeches at the reception.
Bride and groom exchanging vows during a documentary-style wedding ceremony in Norfolk, photographed naturally without posing.
Bridesmaid smiling for a black and film portrait.

Film Photography & the Darkroom. My passions.

Being primarily a film photographer in my own time, I actively encourage couples to consider adding 35mm/120mm film to their wedding day. Alongside the digital coverage and high resolution scans, I’m uniquely positioned to offer handmade silver gelatin prints on fibre-based paper, produced entirely in my own darkroom.

I expose the film. I personally develop the negatives. I enlarge each print by hand. A completely authentic analogue experience, true to the origins of photography.

No digital involvement from capture to print whatsoever.