Katie first came across me during the summer of 2010 on Twitter, where by definition I’m a wittier soul than on my blog, what with the brevity of a 140 character restriction to messages. She and Tom had met in London and had moved together to Melbourne – I’m sure not as instantaneously as the…
Thank you all for helping to make 2011 such a fantastic year. And yet to come… to see in the New Year… In the meantime, Merry Christmas one and all! Contact Dorset Wedding Photographer Phillip Allen : phill@misterphill.com : 07870 696248
Your parents met. They married. They had you. You were born on opposite sides of the world, in the same town, the same city, the same village, the same street, a hundred miles apart. You grew up. You met. You met at a party; you met in an office; you met in an elevator. You…
I felt as though I’d fully joined a leg of a journey in progress on Farah & Ivor’s wedding day, indeed as though I’d come on board beforehand even. It’s how I feel with every wedding I photograph but different aspects of what I do and what it means to me tend to become all…
Jake & Conall built it from the ground up, started with the foundations then added extra courses as the value in doing so became apparent. This is my interpretation of events, the making of a wedding day. In common with the most easy-going and fun-filled I’ve witnessed, indeed that I’ve experienced in full along the way,…
