I am often asked what a bride should wear on the morning of her wedding, as she is getting ready. From a practical point of view a shirt or dressing gown is the best as you don’t ruin all the work with hair and makeup by pulling your clothes up over your head! From a […]

One of my favorite parts of any wedding day is at the brides house on the morning of the wedding day as the house is full of anticipation of the excitement that is to come. Like all girls, I love seeing the bride in hair and make-up and capturing all the details of her look […]

As a wedding photographer, photographing weddings is only part of this job I love. What I also love is meeting up with couples in client meetings and hearing about their plans for their wedding day. It is a joy to hear an excited bride filling you in on all the special details and touches that […]

I absolutely loved meeting the O’Neill family recently on Rosslare Beach in Wexford for their family portrait session. They were so relaxed as a family and really enjoyed each others company, which worked great as we organized a photo shoot with 13 people and two baby bumps! It was my biggest family portrait session yet […]

As a wedding photographer I love being creative and taking my photography that little bit further. One great way to do this is on a style shoot. Not only do I get to work with great Irish wedding vendors in some beautiful wedding venues but I also get to imaginatively style a wedding as I […]

I had the pleasure recently of working with Ania Juraszek of Kimono lamps on a photo shoot for her new range of lamp shades. I really enjoyed capturing the beauty of these lamp shades, which are truly couture craft for the home! Born from a visit to Japan, Ania in the search for something really […]

My post on Wednesday got me thinking more about what I had written on the role of the female wedding photographer in Ireland. Then I remembered a conversation I had last year with a male wedding photographer that I met at a seminar in Dublin. We were introduced and began talking shop as you do. […]

When I was growing up dreaming of becoming a photographer the industry was largely a male preserve. That’s how it was and that’s how it looked like continuing. As I think back I cannot honestly think of any female photographers working in my home city back then, yet straight away I can think of three […]