Argyll & Glasgow Wedding Photographer

I firmly believe that the wedding day is all about YOU and not about the photographer, so my approach weddings is not let the photography get in the way of the day and I do this by standing back and capturing the day as it unfolds. I work quickly and quietly to let you to get on with enjoying the wedding, and me to get on with capturing those natural moments.

The only time I get directly involved with the wedding day is for the family groups and the couples portraits, with the groups taken in a traditional way and the couple’s portraits taken with a more natural and elegant approach. For the rest of the day I just photograph things as and when they happen – which I’m sure you would agree is the best way to capture any kind of wedding.

I’ve been a wedding photographer long enough to not get distracted by fads or fashion, which is why I work in my own way to photograph each and every wedding. Although some photographers in Glasgow & Argyll like to use long words and complicated words to describe what they do, I don’t – I just call it wedding photography.

If you are looking for a wedding photographer who makes you do cheesy poses or where no-one smiles – then that’s not me. It’s really not. I like to keep the photography as simple, elegant and as natural as I can because what may look cool and trendy today, may look dated tomorrow. And if you’re looking for a photographer who edits their pictures with funky colours or makes them look dark and moody – then that’s not me, either.

I believe in clarity and colour so I will individually edit each picture to look bright, natural and colourful – because I want your pictures to look just as good in 20 years time as they do today. And because I know that most couples like their pictures in black & white – so I will always ensure you have a complete set of monochrome pictures to compliment your wedding day memories.

I’ve been a professional photographer for over 30 years, and over these years I’ve photographed enough weddings to know that every wedding is different, and the experience I’ve gained over the years gives me the ability to think on my feet, especially when things don’t go entirely to plan.

Whether it’s the weather, the cars, the venue or one of the many other things that could get in the way of the day, I’m always ready for next picture. And, being the nice guy that I am, I’ve also helped bride’s with their veil’s, groom’s with their tie’s, flower girls with their shoes and even got a wee bit misty eyed with a few of the Mum’s during some of the speeches – because that’s what wedding photographers do.