Showing posts with label norfolk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label norfolk. Show all posts

Monday, 11 November 2013

Lion Wood, Norwich

While spending a lazy day on the sofa watching the "Super Sunday" games this weekend, during half time, I thought I'd get up and stretch my legs. So took a quick stroll to Lion Wood at the top of my road.

I did have it in the back of my mind to try something like this out at the beginning of the day, so planned to go out just as the sun started to set. We get lovely sunsets this time of the year, so that, with shooting through tress gave me some cool effects.

I'd like to think after looking back over these that getting off of the couch is a smart move sometimes...

Saturday, 14 September 2013

Paul and Camilla's Wedding

I was fortunate to be asked to photograph a former work colleague's wedding this weekend, for what is to be my penultimate wedding of the year (unless we receive a last minute booking!).

The ceremony took place at Norwich Registry Office, which is at Churchman House, a very curious building, with wonderful detail inside (I will have to ask the wife to look into the history of the building).

A very relaxed event, which I have hopefully captured in the selection of photographs below. The more weddings I'm involved in, the more I enjoy these wonderful days, and they always throw up something I've never witnessed before. For Paul and Camilla's, it was the choice of music for the bride and groom leaving... the theme tune to Indiana Jones, absolutely brilliant!
















Sunday, 4 August 2013

Mark and Sarah's Wedding

My cousin Mark, and his now wife Sarah, held their wedding at Albion Days, near Greater Melton at the weekend.

We were guests, but also asked to take a few photos on the side as well. As one never to turn down a good photo opportunity, we had a lot fun photographing the day.

A wonderful venue with a very unique feel, there was so much going on, owl delivering the rings; hog roast; archery; story telling; air guitar with pink inflatable guitars; brother of the bride having a spontaneous jam with the band. Hopefully my photos below will give the day justice.