New year, new decade! But first time for a look back at the past year and a selection of my favourite images! Last year I limited myself to picking two images from each wedding to include, but this year I let you, the readers decide what you wanted to see and the overall decision was…
Josephine & James, Wedding, Mullinabreena Co.Sligo to Castle Dargan As the sun set on 2019, myself, Josephine & James managed to score a little bit of that last bit of sunshine! It was a fleeting few minutes but thankfully, they trusted me to get some relaxed portraits quickly, while the light was simply amazing!…
Clare & Enda, Wedding, Riverstown Co.Sligo to Kilronan Castle As 2019 draws to a close, Clare & Enda’s wedding was my second last of the year and last before Christmas. What a stunning wedding to shoot also. Somehow the weather cooperated, the Christmas lights at Kilronan were nothing short of amazing, and having worked with…
Louise & Pete, Wedding, Martinstown House Co.Kildare Two days after we finally closed on our new house that we’re now renovating, I made the journey over to County Kildare, to beside the National Stud & Gardens, to Martinstown House, a beautiful intimate venue, with the most amazing grounds. Why was I there? To capture Louise…
Winter in Ireland can be challenging, and it can be even more of a challenge to photograph weddings during these months! But with the right planning and a little luck on the day, conditions can turn out to be oh so perfect! Like my rainy wet wedding photography guide, I’ve learned a thing or two…
Ciara & Anthony, Wedding, Manorhamilton t0 Lough Eske Castle, Co.Donegal I don’t get to venture up to Donegal very often, no particular reason, I just don’t! So I was delighted when Ciara & Anthony were getting married in Manorhamilton, and then taking the drive up to Lough Eske Castle, which is absolutely beautiful and definitely…
I’ve shot over 450 weddings through 13 years, and before that I was a Formula 1 photographer for a few years…but what do both of those subjects have in common? They both require photographing in the outdoors and that’s rain or shine!! As much as we’d all love our wedding days to be blue skies…
Pamela & Joe, Wedding, Ballina Cathedral t0 Diamond Coast, Enniscrone, Co.Sligo Pamela & Joe got married recently in almost perfect autumn conditions! I just love working with a super relaxed couple and the whole wedding was relaxed and definitely into having a phenomenal time…and I should have known this as I photographed Pamela’s cousins wedding…
Michelle & Tom, Wedding, Charlestown to Belleek Castle Co.Mayo The day before ‘Storm Lorenzo’ briefly touched down, I photographed Michelle & Tom’s engagement shoot in the calmest, autumnal conditions. The day after Storm Loz, we had their wedding, and again, the wind mellowed throughout the day, the rain had passed, and it was a perfect…
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