We fancied a little trip to the seaside last week, so we jumped into the Adventure Mobile™ and headed for the coast.

We started with a chilled out walk round Staithes before heading down to Whitby for fish and chips and then on to Saltwick Bay to visit the shipwreck of the Admiral Von Tromp.


A proper chill out in the fresh seaside air.


Here's some snaps.

For more info on the mystery of the Admiral, click HERE.

Gear used:  Fujifilm X100F.

A handful of weeks ago, I had the awesome pleasure of heading over the hills to Stockport once again to shoot the wedding of Rachel and Nick. 

The entire day was spent at the lovely Mottram Hall.

I'd photographed Rachel's sister's wedding a while back, so meeting up with everyone again was like a little re-union.  By that, I mean I got picked on by a room full of women once again!  ;-) 

The day started with bridal prep.  As usual, this consisted of too many people in too small a room all falling over each other!  Prep is always a good laugh though, and this one didn't disappoint. 

Apart from boiling to death. 

The morning drizzle had morphed into a blazing sunshine filled day - which is all good and well, unless you're in a bedroom with about 12 others! 

The day soon flew by and before we knew it the registrars were knocking on the door, and after doing the legal bits, we headed down for the main event.

Nick was waiting patiently, and soon enough his beautiful bride came down the aisle.

They vowed, they laughed, they married, they kissed, we cheered.

The happy couple had tied the knot like a boss.

The rest of the afternoon was spent drinking, eating, singing, laughing and loving.  With a couple of speeches thrown in the mix. 

I'm pretty sure the Viking drinking horns were the star of the show though!

The evening crept in and it was soon time for cutting the cake and hitting the dancefloor.  And I'll tell you one thing - the love between these two was brighter than the DJ lights.

Thanks for having me guys - you were both awesome!



Here are a few images from their day.