Bean Photographed

08/06/2026

Thank you to grace and Liam for trusting me to capture their day.

Wedding Photography at Weetwood Hall Hotel Leeds.

10/05/2026

A montage of wedding images volume 1 captured by beanphotographed.com

Being a wedding photographer carries huge responsibility as you are almost directly responsible for capturing the story of their wedding in high quality images and sometimes video clips. Often there are no second chances to ensure you capture the iconic moments of first look, kiss and dance and the many photo journalistic moments so you have to know what you are doing.

You have to anticipate the moment and be there in prime position to ensure with camera settings correct you immortalise in print. After the music has stoped, the hangovers have cleared the next highlight is looking at the photos of your day. Not in 3 or 6 months but often within hours when memories are still vivid and the excitement is still high.

Being a responsible wedding photographer is certainly not for the faint hearted. So choose wisely, carefully and make sure above all you talk directly to them before committing. You rarely get 2nd chance to ensure you have beautiful memories of your day.

23/04/2026

Getting ready for Saturdays wedding at Thief, Hall Lane Northallerton.

17/04/2026

Final sunset at Bandhavgarh National Park, located in Madhya Pradesh's Vindhya Hills. 15 sightings of Tigers, 13 different Tigers and strong photos on 9 of them. How luck am I.

17/04/2026

My Rhesus Macaque Monkey.

15/04/2026

Easily saw 10 different tigers with strong photos on 7 of them. The last sighting as excitable as the 1st. I will never ever forget my very 1st sighting, the Langur Monkey alarm call and our Indian Guide Stood on the front seat of the safari Vehicle looking at me, smiling and said “Tiger is Coming”. Couldn’t see a thing but he knew and I could see, despite the fact he has probably saw 100s he was just as excited at this anticipated viewing as he was on his 1st.

Approximately 5 mins later, it broke through the grass and wandered down the track. He knew exactly where it was going to come out. Absolutely amazing.

That was it, I was hooked.

I have been truly fortunate and managed to capture literally 100s of strong photos of the Indian Tiger on my Safari . I share just a couple for now, all quick iPhone edits which I may revisit at some point in the future.

15/04/2026

Nice water reflection of the spotted deer enjoying a refreshing drink at the communal water hole. Then 30 secs later, the alarm call went out and every deer, monkey and hog scattered as the Tiger appeared through the grass and slowly and casually walked almost the circumference of the water hole without unfortunately taking a drink and giving me the chance of another reflection shot.

15/04/2026

The Baby Langur Monkey. Watching their little bodies hop about and then suddenly magnetise themselves to their mothers and trust them implicitly as they leap about the trees is simply mesmerising. You can’t help but love them.