Hastings wedding
Ellie and Josh’s Hastings wedding was a super cool event. My brief for the day was to produce candid images...
Documentary wedding photographer
Pilgrims Rest Wedding in Battle
Michelle and Paddy’s Pilgrims Rest wedding in Battle, East Sussex was a warm and friendly occasion. My brief for the...
Syrencot wedding
Abbie and Carl selected a luxuriously restored Georgian house for their Syrencot wedding in Wiltshire. Every stage of their day led...
Stunning Warwickshire wedding
At Daisy & Kev’s awesome Warwickshire wedding at Hardwick House I snapped one of my dearest wedding collections. I truly...
Luxury wedding at Eastbourne College
Eastbourne College is one of the great historical buildings of the town. The 150 year old magnificent establishment is a touch...
Festival wedding in Sussex
Needless to say, in Sussex we have plenty of choices of fields for your own festival wedding. Just like Becky and Lee...
Sussex funfair wedding
In my stunning home county, in Sussex we have plenty of choices for fields with relaxed atmospheres appropriate for your own funfair...
Pilot wedding
A high moment for me in 2017 (literally) was hanging from a two-seater plane at 2,000 feet to capture a...
Surrey wedding with teepees
It’s hard to beat an outdoor British summer wedding in the rolling countryside of Surrey. Harriet and Liam tied the knot...
What is documentary style wedding photography?
In a nutshell – it is an honest and natural approach to documenting your big day as it happens. It is also called candid or natural style of wedding photography. For me, the heart behind this style of wedding photography, is being as unobstrusive as possible without interfering too much. Having photographed hundreds of weddings I know when to press the shutter and position myself to give you images you can instantly connect with.
How about couple shots?
During documentary style wedding photography I tend to focus on the connection between the two of you while help you to relax and have fun!
What about group shots?
Of course, I still photograph your family and friends. It is nice to keep the number of formal photos to a minimus though.
Do you like what you see?
Are you also looking for a documentary wedding photographer to capture your big day? Get in touch with Ebourne Images. I would love to capture your big day. Needless to say, with a first class Fine Art university degree and an Associate qualification from the Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers (SWPP), you can be assured your wedding memories are in safe hands. Needless to say, the qualification means I am among the elite 5-10 per cent of wedding photographers in the country :-).
