This weekend I had the great (freezing-cold) pleasure of photographing Natasha & Alastair’s pre-wedding photos at Oakwell Hall, near Birstall in Leeds. It was a close call with the weather, but after waking up to a beautiful sun filled sky, I couldn’t have asked for better light (even the Californians don’t have it this good)....
Wow, what gorgeous images. You have captured the magic of the snow and love so beautifully!
Fantastic shots Rob you’ve captured the fun of the shoot and the love Natasha & Alastair have for each other, I’m sure they will be over the moon with the images brilliant work.
What a lovely couple and wonderful for them to have a fantastic portfolio of pre wedding shoot photographs in the snow- not many couples will have snow images- great photography too!
Suzy Mitchell
Loving these Rob – Great vibrant colours against the white snow. Hope you managed to keep your fingers warm 
Gorgeous shots Rob. I love the emotion, fun and passion that comes trhough in every shot.
Great stuff! Gorgeous light, beautiful images (and a lovely couple helps of course!). Ian
jingle bells! snow pics like your pics!
Really, really gorgeous Rob. I love your work, Natasha and Alastair can surely look forward to some great wedding pics too!
Just beautiful! Bet your clients are thrilled and weren’t you jammy with the weather.
These are a beautiful & inspiring set of pre-wed shots Mr Booker! The snow really adds a fresh take on the portrait shoot and those individual portrait shots & pic on those ace steps look amazing. Great work sir! have a very happy Christmas, B
Fanstastic images Rob, really captured the essence of being in love at christmas.
Hey Rob – amazing shots – really cool relaxed vibe using that winter light to perfection x
These are gorgeous Rob, very romantic and they look very much in love! I really like the first one of them leaning on the gate, very snuggly and cute!
really really gorgeous – love the colours and the emotions that come thru – it looks as though it was great fun ! brilliant !
Absolutely fantastic work Rob – I was smiling at every image! You’ve captured some brilliant moments and I feel warm hearted despite the shivers I get from the frosty look!
A beautiful, fresh and crisp quality to all these shots – really lovely processing. Natalie and Alistair look suitably snug and loved up!
Gorgeous shots Rob. The southern Californians couldn’t ever do this! You’ve really made the most of the wintry conditions with some lovely atmospheric images. Love them.
Fantastic work Rob. Images as crisp, clean and invigorating as the snow that forms their backdrop. You’ve framed Natasha & Alastair’s personalities marvellously well too. It bodes very well indeed for the wedding photos to come! I’m sure they’ll be thrilled with these :~)
Really, really beautiful work. You can almost smell the crystal clear air of a snowy morning. And what a sweet and playful couple, I love the one where she’s biting his cheek! Great job, Rob!
This is the third time I’ve photographed Liam, and this time was just a little different . . . He wanted some portraits to show off his character as an actor which will be featured on his website. We started off in deepest, wettest Leeds in The Adelphi pub, whilst dodging the rain and traffic...
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Barns, thanks a lot – the top image is one big old softbox and some careful positioning, a a touch of natural light from the window. Iona, I didn’t make him shave, he offered!
Brilliant! Did you make him shave mid shoot! Impressed! x
Love it amigo! A fantastic stash of shottage. You’re really trying to push things further with every shoot. I love the first one by the blue wall. Natural or studio light? I’m also lovin the HDR like detail in the coat on the bottom image.
Skills.
Elaine’s headshot session in Altrincham was fantastic, she put a lot of effort into the shoot and we produced some beautiful images. I’ve recently started to allow actors at the end of my shoot to improvise and play up to the camera in an effort to get some more personal portraits. No interaction and no...
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Waiting on a pavement during a cold November night with a few £k’s worth of camera gear waiting for the sky to hit it’s peek isn’t among my favourite jobs, but when Made By Analogue asked me to shoot some images for Theatre Royal Wakefield’s new promotional material, I couldn’t turn it down. This time...
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I love this one.
One word. Wow!
Love it, great concept, fantastic colour. Is that the colour from the side of the bus in there as well?
Love this shot Rob. Colour is really vibrant and the light streaks perfect. Great dynamism.
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