Rob seeks to authentically capture any couple's special day, with a focus on the natural movements and genuine moments, using gentle posing to coax out natural chemistry, rather than an ultra-composed, rigid editorial style shoot. From extravagant farmyard dream weddings, to intimate beach elopements, Rob is ready to work with any vibe. From moving like an apparition unnoticed in the background to directing family members on the forefront, Rob desires to capture images that will be timelessly enjoyed. Wedding packages can be tailored to meet specific needs and requests in order to accommodate each wedding's unique circumstance. Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions you may have.
For clients looking to capture the greater part of their special day including the bride and groom getting ready, the ceremony, formal photos, and typically the whole reception.
For clients looking to capture solely the ceremony with formal photos to follow. This package is generally suitable for elopements as well.
A flexible half day package for clients looking to capture a bit of everything including the bride and groom getting ready, the ceremony, formal photos, and perhaps some of the reception.
How long have you been shooting weddings? I shot my first wedding as a second shooter in 2015. A good friend of mine was booked to shoot their friend's wedding, and brought me on to help capture the day.; Why are weddings a good fit for your photographic style? Shooting people is my favourite subject, and most of how I fell in love with photography arose from hanging out with my friends, and shooting them having fun. Essentially, a wedding is an extension of the very same thing: people having fun.; Do you focus on creating a super posed, editorial style image using lots of lighting and staging time for each image? Not at all! My ethos is lifestyle inspired, natural-light-focused 'posed-candid', with heavy inspiration from the film era of days past. I look to create a natural image focusing on authenticity. I'll coax poses out of you, but my favourite images are often the ones that you don't even know I'm taking.
