Lensi Photography

They are all memorable for different reasons. The wedding that we flew to Rwanda to cover, the wedding where the bride could not stop crying, the wedding where the nan was the noisiest heckler during the speeches, the wedding where the dad made a speech I cried to!

Modern, editorial, epic, stylish, memorable

covering a range of different types of photography to the highest levels.

Do what will make you happy, you will never be able to please everyone else and it is your day!

The couple get in contact (mostly the bride TBF) we speak a little on the phone, I send some further info through, we organise and in person consultation, Skype if they live abroad, then they are wowed and book!

Again I don't think there is a number one photo, each couple and wedding is individual. If it is a picturesque venue and epic building a shot of the couple with the venue in the shot is one that we cover. A shot that shows them looking their very best, the highlights the emotion between them, and something they will be proud to display on the living room wall!

Generally, as the creator I see it as my job to create images. This is what I am hired for, I find couples will know about the general shots they have seen very many times, but very rarely have come across individual work. If this question was changed to "the most original photo we have created or asked a couple to do at a wedding" ... then this would be different.

Shots around the venue, a possible reshoot, or some fun in the rain after the first dance. We have a range of shots that show our before and after shots of an area and then what we have been able to create. The difference surprises many people!

I have always been a photographer. Even before I owned my own business. By that I mean I have always had a camera in my hand. You know every group of friends has that one friend who is always the irritating one with a camera? That was always me. After a great career int he NHS I decided to take voluntary redundancy to pursue what i enjoyed doing a bit more seriously, took a two year course to perfect my skills (gained 8 distinctions - a distinction is every single subject over the two years of my course) and set up Lensi (from the eye of a lens) at the same time. I have now elevated my work to the point where I am a London Fashion Week Photographer, have covered weddings all over the world, cover some of the major sporting events such as The London Marathon and the Diamond League, have covered the Brit Awards, Soap Awards and many other prestigious events. But overall I got into photography because I enjoyed it. I have been fortunate enough to always have jobs I have enjoyed, this is another aspect of that good fortune.