04/02/2026
I don’t take photos for Instagram...
Ever since I started I’ve been obsessed with the printed image. An image on a screen is incomplete, temporary, still in process, waiting to be made into some kind of physical form. You can’t hold on to the 1’s & 0’s and soon as the power goes down that image disappears. A wedding album is not just beautiful, it’s a tangible, physical piece that always exists will last a life time.
When I shoot wedding photos I’m thinking about how they’ll look in print. I like to take expansive, panoramic images that are at odds with Instagram’s portrait format. Often what you see on here is merely a crop of a much wider more interesting image, and that’s fine by me, the screen was never my intention for the image.
My albums are designed by me alone, there is no AI or automated album design software. I painstakingly create each page from scratch in photoshop and I’ve been doing this ever since I started. It’s really time consuming, often a little tedious, but it’s the only way I’ll have it. With a great layout you get complementary images, colours that match and story that flows from page to page. AI can’t do this...it has no idea what happened on your wedding day or why one image might relate to another.
There are a variety of different covers available including vegan leather, genuine leather, linen, hessian & velvet...all of which have colour options to match or complement your theme. Printing and assembly is done in Scotland using the finest processes to ensure your album is not only stunning to look at, but lasts long enough to be passed down through generations as a piece of family history.
As you can tell I’m very proud of the albums I make, and that’s why I leave just a small signature on the final page, to show it’s a piece of art I made and I care about.
