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St James’s Park | London Engagement Photography | Sara & Will

Chris — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 07:41:24 +0000

After days and days of rubbish weather, I headed into London on Sunday morning for Sara and Wills engagement shoot basking in the gorgeous sunshine! We met up and wandered around St James park for a while before heading towards some quiet streets in Westminster away from the throngs of tourists taking advantage of the temporary lull in rain! We had a great morning and I am really looking forward to their wedding at Dartmouth House in October!

London Engagement Photography | Ellie & Alistair

Chris — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 04:25:35 +0000

This weekend I drove down to see Ellie and Alistair to go through their wedding plans and to do an engagement shoot before their wedding at Burrows Lea Country House next month. We were incredibly lucky, after a spell of awful weather Saturday saw a beautiful sunny day with big gorgeous fluffy clouds whilst we took a stroll along one of Ellies favourite walks where Alistair had proposed last year. To prove how lucky we were, an hour after I got home I looked through the window to witness a deluge of rain.

Naturals in front of the camera and a really lovely couple, this is going to be a fantastic wedding, can’t wait!! A few shots from the day:

Durdle Door Engagement Shoot | London Wedding Photographer

Chris — Mon, 23 May 2011 13:40:05 +0000

I’ve now gone through all of Mohammad and Nausheens engagement shoot images, and what a fantastic day it was and in such an unbelievably beautiful setting. I love this part of the UK, the whole of the Jurassic Coast is such an fantastic place to visit and somewhere I need to make more of an effort to get to regularly. We were really lucky with the weather, an utterly gorgeous sunny day with a light breeze to cool it down a bit (which was needed with all the steps up and down to the beach!) Their wedding is this coming Saturday at the Renaissance London Chancery Court Hotel and it should be a really fantastic day that I am thoroughly looking forward to!

Some of my favourite pictures from the day:

Durdle Door Engagement Preview | Surrey Photographer

Chris — Mon, 16 May 2011 09:49:52 +0000

At the tail end of last week I travelled down to Durdle Door in Dorset to shoot an engagement session with Mohammad and Nausheen, whose wedding I am photographing at the end of this month at the Renaissance London Chancery Court Hotel. It was a stunning day and my first trip down to Durdle Door. The sea is so clear you almost don’t believe you are still in the UK. A couple of postcard style pics for now, until I have processed the actual shoot:

Jane and Family, Location Portraits in Bushy Park

Chris — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 20:54:39 +0000

After what seems like an endless winter and generally awful weather, today was an absolutely stunning day for a portrait session in Bushy Park. A double family portrait to get a large print for Janes parent’s 50th wedding anniversary. Days like this are great fun, spending a couple of hours in the park with a really wonderful group of people who were incredibly natural in front of the camera. A challenging shoot with the lack of foliage from the late spring and a really strong midday sun, but fields of daffodils and blossoming trees more than made up for it!

Down by the Sea

Chris — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 22:52:11 +0000

Had a long but fantastic, travel filled weekend. First stop was visiting some great friends of ours that we haven’t seen for, what certainly seems, ages. The weather was looking awful but we got a break in the rain and took a (very hilly!) stroll down to the beach. It makes me realise how little we get to see Andy and Susan when I see how much Dylan and Caitlin have grown each time, was great to get some shots of them playing on the beach!!

A Sunday Afternoon in the Park

Chris — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 20:24:38 +0000

Had a weekend off this weekend. Saturdays engagement shoot was postponed until next weekend due to the gale force winds and torrential rain (not overly romantic weather really) so the day was spent at home with the kids. After a lazy Sunday morning, the weather cleared up and we needed to get out of the house! We grabbed Isabelle’s bike and obviously I grabbed my camera and we headed out to Cranford Park.

It’s a strange little place literally off junction 3 of the M4 that you would probably never notice until someone points it out. It turned out to be a really pretty little park with a lovely old church, some walled gardens, loads of open fields and a play park for the kids. Isabelle had a ride on her bike, then one of the stabilisers broke so we had to take them off and she rode on her own without them (although very insistent I ran along with her!) Followed this by a play in the park in some gorgeous late afternoon autumn sunlight – when the weather is good I really love this time of year!