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After a stint at art college, I began my first full time role 

shooting mostly archaeological bric-a-brac, from 

Neolithic flints, Roman pots and lots of old bones!

As time passed I started shooting more fashion and commercial images 

for advertising agencies and magazines. 

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The work was diverse, ranging from, Cars, to Food, Room Sets and Products.

Work was published in Cosmo, The Times, Guardian and many other magazines.

Other media included work used by Nikon Cameras & Meridian ITV Television.

However as time went by I began to feel that a certain human warmth was missing from my images.

 

So, in 1989, I finally immersed himself headlong into wedding capture with visionaire, at the same

time styling my work to be genuinely creative and refreshing.

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I don't tend to categorise my work,  many photographers many feel it necessary to call themselves documentary, fine art, editorial, hipster, light and airy, dark and moody or perhaps traditional.​

I use all of the above, in fact style whatever that moment takes to elevate my images with a healthy mix

of humour and imagination.

 I look for the moments, the unexpected light, the movement, the emotion and the beautifully imperfect details that make your wedding uniquely yours.

The result is a collection of photographs with mood, character and a sense of place — images that are elegant without being conventional, sophisticated without feeling staged, and creative without losing the emotion of the moment.​​

 

"I enjoy dancing a line between informality

and creativity.

Fusing a documentary natural style

with fresh Innovation"

Visionaire Photography

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If you're looking for conventional wedding photography, there are plenty of photographers

who will give you exactly that.

But If you want something more personal, expressive and unexpected, I'd love to hear about your plans!

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