Archive for Cambridgeshire
Pembroke College Wedding Photography – Toree and John
Posted by: | CommentsDear Toree and John,
Tell more Toree, why whenever I type your name I want to type 2 Rs. Just a thought. Thanks to you both for having Darren and I to your most excellent Pembroke College, Cambridge wedding. I can now tell folks I ‘went to Cambridge’. Should I omit the ‘just for a day’ bit. Reminds me of folks who say they went to Oxford (followed by a long pause) Brookes. Tangents galore!
It was a military wedding without the guns…or the fancy dress for that matter. I sometimes wonder why all military weddings don’t wear uniforms. Then I reflect on how my wife used to go wild when I wore my Pizza Hut delivery outfit back at Uni. Fair dos…the last thing you want are more women falling over themselves for you on your wedding day.
Speaking of falling over things on your wedding day…how about the things I fell for on your wedding day. I loved that Tor(r)ee’s mum, knowing that she was getting ready in a holiday flat, felt compelled to bring along photos of the family from home to make it feel more personal. I loved how one Bridesmaid flew in from Africa whilst another one was frantically trying to find flats in Boston (USA). I loved that even though the venue weren’t keen on assembling the cake Toree’s Dad took a crash course in cake tier creation. I LOVED the church. I don’t think I’ve ever shot a wedding in a church where the light was better. I think I remember you guys being concerned. It was lush (says Nessa). I loved being allowed to shoot in the church (refreshing) and the aweseome choir. I loved the parents only receiving line. Nice touch. I was amazed to see, entirely through coincidence, a guest from a wedding I did two years ago and there was no single connection between the two (apart from him and I). I loved the dining hall…amazing to photograph in. I loved…well…everything.
I know you aren’t off until next week. I’m working hard to ensure I have something for you before you go. So I hope you enjoy this wee taster.
BTW…my wife didn’t really like my Pizza Hut delivery uniform. Creative license.
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well…there goes the signal!
Bridal prep essentials!

I was never very good at Geometry

The Eagles once said, ‘Take it Easy’. Its a song, not a mantra!


The disadvantage of being the tallest Bridesmaid


It’s Cambridge…I would be negligent not to.

Designed by Christopher Wren some eight years prior to St Paul’s. It was very kind of him to think about how digital cameras would react to white balance, so much so that he flooded the place with amazing natural light. Ta Chris.
Doppleganger One: Choir dude or errant brother-in-law from The Hangover?





Perhaps…and some people will be like ‘huh?’ — one of my favourite images of the year
Fascinating!

as the Beastie Boys once said, “Girls!”





hanya satu (Malay for Just One)
The devil is surely in there!
Yum…South African with a full bodied taste mixed with the essence of fruit and pencil shavings
POV I tell U

Doppleganger Number 2 — Not Waddle…the OTHER one!
Analog
Its gone to a penalty shoot out and Uri has disappeared off to the bar

Rear-view – click to rotate - Rather amusing that the Best Man is wearing one of the mum’s glasses!


And Now a Few From The Great Darrenski



Cracker! Great idea!








Uh oh…I’ve created a monster!
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Pembroke College Cambridge – Toree and John – Just One
Posted by: | CommentsI selected this one because, by his own admission, John isn’t a fan of the camera. Funny for a chap who has been known to stand in front of Buckingham Palace with a big hat probably having his photo taken all day.

Cambridgeshire Wedding Photographer – Jessica and Robert
Posted by: | CommentsSO…I spent all of yesterday thinking I was in Hertfordshire…in fact, I was in South Cambridgeshire. Like South Central LA without the guns.
Yesterday had the potential to be the biggest nightmare of my career. “Harsh” I hear you say. Well, it had nothing to do with the lovely couple, family, friends or venue. It all had to do with the blinking M25. A few weeks ago my good friend, Jim Davidson — the photographer, not the crude stand up comedian — asked if he could come along on a wedding. I offered some choices and he picked yesterday. Remember this…its called foreshadowing. So, 1 hour and 15 minutes earlier than required I set off on my journey to Sandy to photograph the bridal prep. Then I hit the western stretch of the M25. Junctions 16 to 19 specifically. Cue nightmare. Watching as the time slipped away my pulse began to race. I’ve never been late for a wedding and I wasn’t planning on starting today. Sadly its not an area I know well and SatNav’s solution to it was to exit and then rejoin the motorway. Duh! I was due to start at 1:30…my ETA was slipping….LOADS. 13:00, 13:02, 13:04, 13:10 etc etc. By 13:25 and no end in sight for the long queues of traffic it was time to invoke plan B. Jim, luckily already at the venue, hit the road to be with the girls. Jim LITERALLY saved the day. So what started out with a little ‘try something different” for him turned into a normal few hours and a whole lot of saving my bacon. Things will always happen…I would have thought that the extra time was more than enough for a Wednesday afternoon. Luckily there was a great photographer and friend there to lend a hand.
If you are looking for a Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire wedding photographer, check out Jim’s wedding photography website.
The following few photos are by Jim




Normal programming has now been restored….thanks for being there Jim!
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A civil ceremony followed by a religious one…now that’s different
I almost never use flash during the processional…I reckon I just about got away with it :)
Inside the pagoda
25x Optical Zoom
Bob smiles knowing there’s going to be a quiz afterwards!

Bob’s Elder suddenly realises he owes him a 10er
Crotchtastic

Bitty


Magnolia Ave

Giving Bob the evil eye

Hey look — its my Just One — join the force Luke!


Yes…you may remember her. A telly star from Supermarket Sweep….in the days BEFORE Dale went orange!
The sweet face, the lovely light….the NUCLEAR tie.
Catch it, bin it, kill it
Freddie Vs Jason
Disco fever
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South Farm Wedding Photographer – Jessica and Robert – Just One
Posted by: | CommentsMore on my epic journey but tonight, let’s just look at the Just One from the wedding of Jess and Bob which took place today…yes, Wednesday…at South Farm in Hertfordshire.









