Last Saturday, after a week of incessant rain, the sun shone for the wedding of Danish beauty Line, and her Scottish beau, Graeme, at the gorgeous Assynt House, outside Inverness. It was a fabulous day full of wonderful Danish and Scottish traditions and I love this alternative confetti shot (rice!). Check out the some more photographs at Lynne Kennedy’s blogsite.
Avant Photographic Pregnancy Photography Eastbourne.
A great family portrait of an Eastbourne family, in for maternity portraits. I love how Leigh is looking at his wife. It is how every father-to-be should look at his wife.
Loving the summer this year, as I am not a big fan of sunscreen… Amalie and Ian popped out for some portraits and we got caught on the hop – we all got soaked and had a fun five minutes hiding under a tree – thank goodness for easygoing brides 
See the rest of their Notley Abbey wedding photography at Guy Hearn’s website
| A big thank you to Alan and Ali from Animal Antics for making me feel so welcome during my time with them!
I loved the whole experience of photographing Alan and each of the wonderful dogs with their boundless amounts of energy. It was such a pleasure to be in Alan’s company for two days and to witness first hand his care and attention to each animal and his dedication and infectious love towards the work that he does. Too bad my wife is allergic to dogs or I would have taken one home with me!
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| A big thank you to Jai and Gary for welcoming me into your workplace for a few days. I had a good time getting to know you and found it really interesting learning what day to day jobs you get up to. Thanks for putting up with me following you about constantly clicking away, the freedom you gave me was really appreciated. You guys were true professionals and great to work around! |
| When I think of the police, I think of the force – lots of police men and women trying to keep society on the straight and narrow. I have never had the opportunity to spend any real time to get to know any of them until now, I used to just see them as uniforms. But the aim of this project was to explore deeper and to get to know the individual behind the uniform and capture some of their character. By the time I had spent two days photographing Nick, a community police officer, I felt like I had not only had a real eye opener but made a new friend.
Nick was very friendly and approachable – it didn’t take long to build a great rapport with him. He is very down to earth and a great talker which really helps with coming alongside all kinds of different people. His job is a real mixed bag; liaising with people and being proactive in the community and dealing with incidents varying from the serious to the bizarre (e.g. capturing an escaped horse). It has been a real privilege photographing Nick and I just want to say a big thank you.
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