Mairead & Fergus, Wedding I’ve taken months off of shooting weddings plenty of times, more often than not, I stop shooting around end of October, and then start again in March. So a 4 month break essentially, so I’m well used to putting the cameras down, then picking them up months later & going again….
Award Winner! When you gotta go, you gotta go…even if it’s just before walking up the aisle with your daughter!! Delighted to say this image from Emer & Eanna’s wedding has picked up another award, this time from This is Reportage – a phenomenal group of wedding photographers, which showcases the best of non-posed wedding…
Even after almost 500 weddings, it’s still really great to receive a thank you card from past clients! It makes it all worthwhile! After all I shoot these images for the clients so they have these images for years and years! I like to get to know the people who choose me to photograph their…
Here’s a small selection of my landscape work, shot on a Hasselblad Xpan film camera in panoramic 3:1 mode. From the first time I heard about that camera in the year 2000, I dreamt about using one. It took 10 years to realise that dream & actually get my hands on one! Film was a…
This isn’t a what to do, how to plan, what to expect piece on what to do about your wedding and the effects of Covid-19 Coronavirus shudown. Why…because nobody knows. With regards Ireland, I think by now, we’ve all seen the Reopening phases below and we’re trying to work out what that might mean regards…
Tracy & John, Wedding, Lough Rynn Castle “Looking at your album you made us from 10 years ago today! Who would have thought 10 years ago when the ash cloud stopped flights this week that the flights would be stopped 10 years later on a much greater scale. Thanks for the photos and the…
Shannon & Patrick, Wedding, Markree Castle Words from Shannon – “For a wedding where literally EVERYTHING you could possibly imagine went wrong, feels good to know I got one thing right. And by that I mean our photographer.” These words are why after shooting almost 500 weddings, I still love shooting them! And yes, I’m…
Ciara & Darren, Wedding, Dromard Co.Sligo to Castle Dargan You know what I love about weddings? One of the bits is definitely walking into the brides home in the morning, and seeing what’s going on. It’s always different. And on the morning of Ciara & Darren‘s wedding, I walked into the house, and boom, the…
Ciara & Darren, Engagement Shoot, Strandhill, Co.Sligo Has it stopped raining yet? It seems like that’s all it’s done this February! If it’s not raining, it’s howling wind with storm after storm hitting us here in the north-west! And it has a small knock on effect when it comes to shooting a few engagement shoots….
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[…] the above quote isn’t always applicable to a wedding, this year, it most certainly is! Again like Mairead & Fergus last month, Enya & Steve had originally postponed to early next year, but again decided to just […]