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Wedding Photographer Stafford
11/07/09 Filed in: Weddings
Lucy & James wedding just outside Stafford was
stunning. Location, church, venue and the couple
themselves. It was a full days wedding photography
and was a joy to be part of the day. I will never
forget the best mans speech, even I had a tear in
my eye by the end of it. I think the images taken
that day speak for themselves.
Wedding Photographer Wiltshire
31/05/09 Filed in: Weddings
Lucy & James love the outdoors. For their
wedding engagement session we stopped off at
Wickstead Farm and then moved to Coleshill estate.
It was a glorious evening and the sun shone
brightly for us.
These are two of Lucy’s event horses and a lovely portrait shot of them all.
I love this image. The black object you can see is Moby the dog bounding through the field.
These are two of Lucy’s event horses and a lovely portrait shot of them all.
I love this image. The black object you can see is Moby the dog bounding through the field.
Wedding Photographer Wiltshire
20/06/09 Filed in: Weddings
Liz & Chris were married in Sevenhampton
Church, Wiltshire. The day was lovely and Liz &
Chris had a permanent grin on their faces all day!
I had such a great time photographing the days
events. I hope you enjoy the few pictures below.
The favours tasted as good as they looked!
A simple ring shot, but I like it.
Did you know Sevenhampton Church, wiltshire, is also the resting place of the James Bond author Ian Flemming.
The favours tasted as good as they looked!
A simple ring shot, but I like it.
Did you know Sevenhampton Church, wiltshire, is also the resting place of the James Bond author Ian Flemming.
Wedding Photographer Oxfordshire
13/09/08 Filed in: Weddings
Clemency & Tim had the perfect wedding. In
fact, if I was to renew my vows this is how I would
do it. Radford is a tiny little village in
Oxfordshire and the church is beautiful and quaint.
The vicar was also a star because he let me take
photos throughout the ceremony & vows -
something that is very rare now.
Portrait Photographer Wiltshire
25/04/08 Filed in: Portraits
Jamie & Sam come to Roves Farm lots. They are
full of energy, laughter & are typical
brothers! Photographing them was such fun and a
pleasure. And I think from the images below you can
see that too.
Portrait Photographer Wiltshire
26/01/08 Filed in: Portraits
James and Lucy mum got in touch with me to organise
a Portrait Session in winter. It was for a
Valentine present for her husband. I love winter in
England as we get a completely different type of
light. Lucy was quite nervous but you couldn’t tell
in the image below. The wind blew and lifted her
hair and created a wonderful capture.
James was a complete monkey and reminded me of my little boy of the same age.
James was a complete monkey and reminded me of my little boy of the same age.
Portrait Photographer Wiltshire
08/09/07 Filed in: Portraits
This was such a happy Openspace Portrait session.
The Seward’s were in the process of moving abroad
and Mum wanted a present for Dad. We couldn’t have
asked for a better day. The star of the show is the
person you cannot see though, it’s the girl Aunt.
She made them both giggle and laugh pretty much
throughout the 1hr session. You always get out what
you put in…
This was the first attempt at using my new Lens Baby. The stars are part of the lens and not added afterwards in any program. A fantastic capture of a natural smile. An image I still use now for promotion.
This was the first attempt at using my new Lens Baby. The stars are part of the lens and not added afterwards in any program. A fantastic capture of a natural smile. An image I still use now for promotion.
Portrait Photographer Wiltshire
17/08/07 Filed in: Portraits
Three cousins taken at Roves Farm during the school
summer holidays. They were brilliant and as you can
see we all had so much fun. Lot’s of running around
and jumping onto each other!
Catch me if you can…
Every portrait session with Openspace Photography has a special moment, this is one of them. I was photographing the two sisters by themselves and their cousin decided he wanted some of the limelight, so jumped on them. The resulting picture is a natural image full of smiles.
Catch me if you can…
Every portrait session with Openspace Photography has a special moment, this is one of them. I was photographing the two sisters by themselves and their cousin decided he wanted some of the limelight, so jumped on them. The resulting picture is a natural image full of smiles.
Portrait Photographer Oxfordshire
01/11/08 Filed in: Portraits
The Brailsford’s chose an Openspace Portrait in
Winter… They braved the cold and we got some
fantastic images for their wall.
Who says it can’t be fun in Winter!
She is so cute, lovely big eyes and the perfect natural light.
My portrait sessions are always fun for both children and adults.
Who says it can’t be fun in Winter!
She is so cute, lovely big eyes and the perfect natural light.
My portrait sessions are always fun for both children and adults.
Portrait Photographer Oxfordshire
15/03/09 Filed in: Portraits
What do you get your mum for her 80th Birthday?
Three sisters chose a family outdoor portrait
session with Openspace Photography - 12 people in
all! I like to use the Tythe Barn in Great Coxwell
for some of my portrait sessions. It gives us
enough cover if it looks like it’s going to rain
and looks stunning when the sun is out!
You can tell the two guys on the end are rugby players!
My portrait sessions are all about fun and this family loved their sport, so they played a game of cricket and we got some great natural portrait shots.
Openspace Portraits are fun!
Something a bit more formal but in keeping with my natural relaxed style.
Thanks to everyone for a great morning.
John
You can tell the two guys on the end are rugby players!
My portrait sessions are all about fun and this family loved their sport, so they played a game of cricket and we got some great natural portrait shots.
Openspace Portraits are fun!
Something a bit more formal but in keeping with my natural relaxed style.
Thanks to everyone for a great morning.
John