Wedding photographer Essex

After the glorious weather of the last few months & not one Saturday with any rain, i was about to come back down to UK weather with a big bump.

Last Saturday the 24th may I photographed the wedding of peter & Katie in Harrow Weald. 

The weather looked very iffy leading up to the day and driving to Katie's mum's house for the bridal shoot i could see very dark, ominous clouds building up, not a good, foreboding of the hours to come. Bridal shots done with Katie & her 3 children, to the church to meet up with peter and get the guests and family shots before the service started, nice warm day & sunshine & i thought ( prematurely ) the weather was going to get better & turn into a spring sunshiny day, How wrong could i be, Bride arrives with dad in his Morris minor, service done, processional, & as the couple get to the entrance, The heavens opened up & didn't stop for over 30 minutes.Confetti & group shots missed.

We had arranged to do couple shots at Eastcote park near Pinner & then on to the venue, " Tudor lodge " just around the corner.

As we arrived at Eastcote park a really nice 15th century Tudor House & gardens, the rain was hammering it down so decided to find a spot under a tree to get some nice romantic snogging shots, weird weather in this spot the foliage of the trees protected the couple from the rain yet the background was blazing sunshine ( 4 seasons in one day ).

I had intended to do as much off camera flash as i could but in order to maximise the use of what sunshine there was it was a rogue flash bender on camera, but as the rain stopped and the sun came out so did the pocket wizards and a couple of Nikon Sb-910's.The heart shape umbrella shot was Katie's idea, very simple a Sb-910 mounted on a stand with a rogue flash bender behind Peter & Katie, a couple of test shots and nailed!. I loved this picture and will be doing it in future weddings,corny to some lovely to others,each to their own.Wedding photographer Essex

 My favourite shot the couple with the Morris minor

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Richard Kinsley Photography

From Bridal preparations to first dance capturing the emotions and spontaneity of your wedding day.
A picture speaks a thousand words is so true in the world of wedding photography, like or dislike is
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The Orangery, turkey mill, Maidstone, Kent probably one of the best wedding venues in Kent, and i had the pleasure Richard Kinsley Photography to film Zoe & Leigh's wedding on the 30th December 2013. The weather wasn't exactly wedding weather after all the recent flooding in the area and on the day of the wedding the clouds were almost black and i could see it being a wet day.


Arriving after the church service , the weather had cleared and had brightened up giving us enough time to get all the Bride & Groom shots before the heavens opened up.No real time to set up equipment as the bride was quite cold so simple bare flash Nikon sb-910 ttl and flash compensation and whoa a handful of lovely images all in about five minutes If there was ever a wedding venue worthy of note, then the orangery at Turkey mill is it, a truly stunning place with natural, beautiful gardens, a lake and a stunning waterfall (not many waterfalls in Kent?) into a river which flows right through the middle of the venue then you have for excellent wedding images. I've photographed at a few wedding venue's and I can definitely rate this as one of the best.Richard Kinsley photography

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