Since beginning my career I have photographed some of the biggest events in the UK, worked for top brands like Clarks Originals, Nissan and Benefit Cosmetics, covered entire brochures for Thomas Cook and Tui, flown internationally various times, and had my work published in National Print. Some of my photography bragging rights include photographing Pele in The Hilton Amsterdam, the very room in which John Lennon wrote the infamous song "Imagine", and I also had the privilege of working with Naomi Campbell for two days shooting her with her range of handbags and jewellery. I'm extremely lucky to do what I love for a job.

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All of these experiences have been incredible and really enhanced my ability to work quickly and consistently. But then something happened as I morphed from an early 20 year old into a mid 20 year old - everyone I knew starting getting married and having babies and they wanted me to document these precious monents. I soon discovered I much preferred the industry of "love" and transferred all those previous skills I had learnt and never looked back.

 

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I am so passionate about Weddings and being a part of that special and personal day you've planned for potentially over a year, and I'm always so honoured to have been chosen from all the other photographers out there.

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As an Essex Wedding Photographer, I have years of experience shooting events knowing that the moment that just happened can never be recreated. Couple this with my sensitivity to knowing what Brides really want and how to look on their special day, I am able to create stunning images that I know that you will be rushing to get printed immediately. I am passionate, approachable and can make even the timidest of subject at ease in front of my camera.

 

As an Essex Newborn Photographer with over 10 year experience now, I have always loved being around babies and their parents in those first few days of life. It's magical. After having my own child Newborn Photography has brought even more empathy and understanding to how important it is to capture those moments before it's too late and they are never that little again.

 

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