Capture your circle of life with professional photos

This song make me remember why I love what i do. This is why I chose to photograph people rather than landscapes or stills.

It is predicted that this will be the least documented era since the beginning of photography. That may seem strange but prints are at an all time low and with changing technology, temperamental equipment and hard drives makes it easier to loose years of memories. Remember to get good professional shots taken for your circle game before its too late. Lots of people say to me that they have wanted a family portrait done for years but there is always some reason why they don't do it. The biggest excuse is normally weight. Don't let too many circles pass you by without recording them. You can't get it back.

All Weather Photographers

The nights are getting shorter and the days are getting longer. We are moving into the spring season and with it brings a new season of weddings.

Each season offers its own unique feel for your wedding but to be truthful we are moving out of the most difficult for photographers. Winter can be a beautiful time for wedding photographers as shown on the montage of Aine and Conor in the snow. Aine prayed for a whole year that it would snow on her wedding day to fit in with her winter wonderland theme. On the day they felt they may have prayed a little too hard when blizzard conditions made it difficult for some of their guests to travel. They got married early in the day which is crucial for a winter wedding as the light goes by 3pm. As wedding photographers, we loved this day and loved it that Aine was up for getting out in the blizzard conditions for a few shots.........how could you not!! For winter weddings, we always shoot the family shots indoors in the heat with studio lighting. If we can keep the mums and grannies out of the cold, everyone is much more relaxed, giving bigger smiles in the family shots.

The next montage you see is Lisa and David who were married in July last year on one of the hottest sunniest days of the year. Summer wedding are easier to organise and to photograph. Photography is all about lighting and during the summer there is an abundance of it everywhere. As photographers in summer, we are always looking for "nice" light which shows up the detail on the dress and the features of the couple. Summer weddings always book up first, so if you are thinking of a summer wedding, you should book as soon as possible as weekend dates are booked years in advance.

In spring last year we photographed Siobhan and Brendan in Donegal. Brendan is a very cool character and wanted to bring his style to the wedding day. He loves his converse shoes and it was a big surprise to all the guests when they arrived to see all the men in the bridal party wearing converse on the day. Luckily Siobhan was beautiful and elegant and was not upstaged by a pair of boots.!

What a fun couple to work with. Brendan made the sumptuous chocolate wedding cake. It was so laden with chocolate that the aroma met the guests as they entered the room. Our aim is always to capture each wedding to suit the personality and style of the couple. You can imagine how funky their wedding album turned out - between the spectacular scenery of the Donegal landscape, the funky clothing of the couple and the relaxed, chilled atmosphere amongst the guests.

October saw us travelling to the Cotswolds to photograph Becky & Alistair. Their wedding was featured in the blog at the time and more photos can be found further down the page.

Autumn is so colourful with low lighting and long shadows. This is probably my personal favourite time of year for wedding photography. Its great light, perfect temperatures and really colourful.

No matter what season you are getting married in, we have the experience to create images that you will love and cherish forever.