Paul and Ellie kick started my weddings for this year just the other day. They, well Ellie, has she did most of the planning, Redcar Civic Centre for their ceremony and on to the Park Hotel for their reception.

Rushpool Hall wedding venue is a stunning 19th Century Manor House located in the rolling countryside of North Yorkshire. It is the perfect venue for weddings, private functions, and corporate events.

The Hall is set on its own estate, with stunning gardens and views of the surrounding countryside. It has a capacity of up to 110 guests for civil ceremonies and up to 180 guests for evening receptions.

This photo shoot seemed weeks in the planning, waiting the arrival of little Mischa. It was certainly worth it, She completed the family perfectly ready for their photo shoot.

These two are such a lovely couple, it was a pleasure to meet them for their prewedding photo shoot. Something I always offer with every wedding I do, It’s a great way to build a bond between myself and the couple, it also settles the couple in front of the camera before their big day.

There’s no need to cry, a wedding can be a stressful and eventful occasion to organise. The important things that need to be put together, the venue, the dress and of course the photographer - I’m a little bias there. Not forgetting the save the dates cards, the table plans and a whole host of tiny things that come together to make your day one to remember.

I made a makeshift workspace in my living room and it worked through lockdown and the pandemic. I still do the same services i did in the studio, Wedding photography, Portrait Photography, Photography workshops and tuition, and much more, and in the past year the business has grown further than the limitations of the studio.

The rain came down with in bucket full. Did that stop us? in fact the rain actually added to the photograph. Both Toby and Amber didn’t seem to mind the wet weather. Ive even just noticed they were in perfect step walking away from Danby Beacon too.

Actor and Actress head shots aren’t something I get the chance to photograph very often. But I love capturing the essence and character of a person, so it gives me a great chance to help portray this through the image for any publications they needed.

I love my profession, some days its the pressure of weddings, the next its a family portrait then sometimes I get to do something a little different. Charlotte contacted me a few months back about doing a shoot, showcasing the area as part of her new up coming album.

These guys knew how to make the most of their wedding day. They had everything planned down to the last dot. The wedding ceremony room was decorated with such fine detail it was amazing, their organisational skills teamed up so well with the wedding events team at Rushpool Hall too.

I’ve witness this young man grow from a mear child into the starts of a young adult almost ready for his transition to senior school. I can’t believe hows hes changed over the years. Some lovely simply portraits captured his character perfectly for another year.

So, where do we start?

You have spent hours searching through social media and trawling through websites, you’ve asked for a recommendation in a post on Social media and your 2000 friends have each sent you the name and link for a different photographer, like that helped! Confused?

I’ve known these guys for a very long time, Ive covered many of their portraits, whether is be christmas family get together or the precious pet portrait. So to continue this almost tradition was a pleasure.

My final wedding of 2022 and what a wedding to photograph too. Oliver and Hayley had chosen the most popular wedding venue I’d worked at all year. Rushpool Hall wedding Venue, based just out side the beautiful seaside town of Saltburn. Its a wedding venue I’ve grown to love and cherish working at. I also photo bombed the bridesmaid selfie too.

I remember capturing Tom when he was almost the same age as Poppy. I can’t believe how he’s grown. As a portrait photographer, I like to work in an environment that makes the family, children, everyone to be honest literally at home and relaxed. Working in the family home or on location really make a difference to how people react in front of the camera

I love capturing family portrait photography, The North East has some wonderful locations to capture children, families in front of the camera. I find locations shoots so much relaxed and because of that the images I capture look so much more natural. I always feel happy knowing I can let the children be themselves, play and run around.

I’ve covered the Pinkball arranged by the Pink Ladies, East Cleveland since they started running them at Gisborough Hall. I cover these free of charge, its such a wonderful event for such an important charity. With guest appearances from such local celebrities as Bernie Slaven. The girls work hard to create this event and manage to generate a huge amount of money for the charity.

I have fallen in love with Rushpool Hall wedding venue, Ive worked there that many times over the past year. Adam and Yvette although living out of the area, they too fell in love the charms of Rushpool Hall. Glad they booked me to cover their wedding photography too.

I do get to work at some fantastic places, Whiteley Hall hotel was on of them. A travel from teesside to Sheffield was part of the day, which I didn’t mind and I love to drive. Micheal and Angela chose the hotel nestled away in the middles of the woodland on the out skirts of Sheffield for their wedding day.

Being a wedding photographer, I love to work in new venues. It excites me to find new and innovative wedding images.

I was over the moon to be finally working at Pininchthorpe Hall country House, The gardens and Hall are beautiful;. So when Martin and Jackie booked me to cover their wedding I couldn’t wait. They had such a simple and intermate wedding it felt really nice to be surrounded by just close friends and family. Things are more special that way and my wedding photography can show that perfectly.