Lifestyle Shoot - Wedding Workshop in the Peak District

Hello, it's Friday and already the end of August!  Wow seems August went so fast but then again I have been doing back to back weddings since it began so I've lost track of time a little.

Anyway time for a spot of blogging.  Please do not let the title get too you.  Yes it's a workshop rather than an actual wedding but I created these images and they are edited and taken in my usual style.  I just wanted to share them even though it was almost two years ago now so it is a little bit of a throwback and back when I had weddings all on one page with my horse and dog photography over at TMS Photography

Personally, I think it's great to share ideas and personal work captured when doing a workshop course.  Better to be open and honest... The workshop itself was organised by S6 Photography who is based in Sheffield (outskirts of the Peak District), a marvellous place and if you've not been to the Peak District, then go and explore, be warned it is hilly! Suppose the clue is in the name :).  It was a great workshop and really, really gave me a kick in the right direction in terms of my vision for wedding photography as I'm really not comfortable in overly posing people.  

Here is a selection of images taken by moi in a couple of locations within the Peak District (Hope Valley/Castleton) with one being Mam Tor and as you can see, it was windy!   A quick hello to Tony & Hannah should they happen to stumble on this blast from the past blog post - who were our fab model couple for the day (they are husband and wife if you are wondering and Tony is owner of Photography 34). Hannah's fabulous dress was from Little Peal Bridal Boutique

If you're getting married in the Peak District and looking for a relaxed, more natural photographer then please do get in touch.  I do weddings all throughout the week and offer bespoke packages for midweek weddings from a Monday through to a Thursday! 

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