A documentary wedding and event photographer based in Aberdeen, covering weddings and events across Scotland.

I have never been drawn to photographs that feel overly arranged. The images I care about most are usually the ones no one planned: a look across the room, a hand on a shoulder, a laugh that breaks the tension.
My approach is simple. I keep things calm, watch what is happening and stay out of the way as much as possible. Whether it is a wedding or an event, I want people to feel comfortable enough to be themselves.
When there is no client brief, the camera still comes along: wildlife on the Scottish coast, foxes in the dunes and cities between flights. That work lives in the Journal.
If you are planning something in Aberdeen or across Scotland, get in touch with the date, place and a few details. I will let you know availability and whether I am the right fit.
Watch the room, not just the shot list. The best frames are often happening at the edges.
Notice what is about to happen: a glance before a speech, a hand reaching out, a room about to react.
Keep the camera from becoming the centre of the day, so people can stay relaxed and present.
Documentary. I keep direction light and focus on what is already happening: reactions, relationships, movement and atmosphere.
Yes. I'm based in Aberdeen and regularly cover weddings and events across Scotland. If you are planning something further afield, tell me the details and I can advise.
Typically around 400–600 edited images for a full-day wedding. I aim to deliver everything within 2 weeks, with a few sneak peeks along the way.
Yes — prints and handcrafted albums can be added to any package or ordered separately after your gallery is delivered.
Send the date, location and a few details. I will let you know availability and the best coverage options.