Saturday I was at Clumber Park with Chris, Gemma and Denzel. Denzel is their beloved VW camper van. We had a great time capturing these images and I’m really looking forward to the wedding at Breadsall Priory in Derbyshire.

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I met Kate and Graham last year as they were guest at a wedding I was photographing. They are one super cool couple and Kate is a brilliant make up artist and the owner of GLOSS . I have photographed lots of GLOSS brides and their make up always looks amazing. I can’t wait to photograph their wedding in December at Thrumpton Hall.

On Sunday we spent an hour at Wollaton Park for their engagement shoot. Thanks guys for being so awesome and I look forward to seeing you soon.

Enjoy!

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A few days ago I met Alka and Neal at Thrumpton Hall for their engagement shoot. Super cool couple who absolutely loved the camera. Actually, Alka and Neal were not to crazy about having their photographs taken but once I showed them the Crash-Art love it was all good. You would think they were made for having their photos taken. Great job guys and I’m really looking forward to the wedding.

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Today was another Wollaton Hall engagement shoot with another cool couple, Katie and Phil. We spent an hour walking around the lake in the beautiful weather, capturing awesome portraits of the two of them.

I’m really looking forward to their wedding at Norwood Park in August.

For the photographers, I used the Canon 5D Mark II with a Canon 70-200 2.8 IS L lens. Natural light only. Photoshop was limited to my Crash-Art film effect actions.

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Yesterday I was at Rufford Abbey for Dawn and Andy’s engagement shoot. We were hoping for dry weather but instead we got your typical English day, grey and lot’s of rain. You can actually see the rain drops in most of the photos. Between shots we were running for the umbrellas and my camera was going under my jacket. Considering the circumstances, we got awesome Crash-Art for 2 hours of shootin’ and having fun. I can’t wait for your wedding guys, you are super cool and so in love.

For the photographers. The shoot took place between 12pm-2pm. I used a Canon 5D Mark II and switched between the Canon 70-200mm 2.8 IS L and the Canon 24-70mm 2.8 L. No reflectors were used just natural UK light. I only pulled out the 580ex flash for the last 3 images. I used manual mode for the entirety of the shoot and used various camera techniques to make it look as though we took the photos on a nice sunny spring day with some spring rain. Not the grey windy rainy day it really was.

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Just received this awesome comment from Dawn and Andy – “Thanks for a fun and memorable day. You made us feel so at ease. We love all of the images, it is going to be so hard to choose one. We would have never imagined a good photograph could come from getting in a tiny hole in the wall, but with you anything is possible. It is good to know that we can rest assured knowing that you will capture our wedding day with style.”

Thanks guys I really appreciate that and can’t wait for your wedding. Crash

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