There are hundreds of great photographers out there. Your wedding day is an experience you only have once, and the photography makes up a large part of that day. Making sure that experience is fun is the diffence we make. But don't just take our word for it, take advantage of out free engagement service. You get to experience what the shoot might be like on the day, and see photographs we have taken of you, not just a sample album of out most beautiful brides.

My name is Jo Edwards, I'm 30 years old and married with a one year old son. I used to work in business after completing a business studies degree, but had always wished I'd found something that I had a real passion for.

In 2005 whilst on honeymoon in New York taking hundreds of photos I had a thought - I wish I could do this for a job. So combining weddings and photography is perfect for me, I love them both!

Working as a wedding photographer is a dream come true, but it's also a real privilege to be able to share such an amazing and significant day in people's lives.

I've spent the past three years developing my photography skills. In that time, I've taken photos for friends and family events and have succesfully completed a digital photography course to give me the technical knowledge to back up my eye for great shots. Take a look at my portfolio to give you an idea of my photographic style.

My aim is to capture as many of those wonderful moments throughout the day as possible; from getting ready in the morning right the way through to the first dance. At the same ...

Event Photography Specialist.

Balls

College parties

School Proms

Dance Events

I am also a member of the Guild of Photographers UK

I am professional photographer Chris Smith and this is the gallery showcasing my images from around the world. I have been lucky enough to visit places as diverse as Egypt and Dubai to Australia and the Maldives. I am a dedicated travel, nature and food photographer and I have brought together the very best images I have taken to share with you. They all represent places and subjects that I have a great passion for so I hope you enjoy being a part of my journey through these images.

My travel work is focused almost exclusively on urban and coastal photography and I specialise in evening and low light imagery. The magic twilight hour produces some of the most amazing photos, the vast range of colour available makes this my favourite time to produce photographic art. The coast has some stunning natural sunsets with the life and power of the ever changing water combined with the most dramatic landscape that can be found anywhere in the natural world. The urban environment has such a vast range of shapes and light that I really have a fantastic time creating some of the most interesting images you can find.

My nature images focus ...

Wedding and portrait photography with a stong understanding of light and composition producing stunning story style images of your special day as you planned it, showing the emotions the scale and drama of the day.

I have been a professional photographer since 1991 working in Germany, Holland and the UK though my passion for photography spans many years previous to that.

My passion for getting things just right means that the client receives a product equal to or above their expectations.

I provide free quotations

David is married with three girls but does not claim to understand women! David was brought up around photography with his international award-winning Uncle whom he was named after. In 1990 when travelling around the world David decided to spend some time with his Uncle in Australia to learn the ropes of the business. Even to this day David keeps a close eye on the Australian trends adapting ideas to bring new creativity to his customers in Shifnal.

Beginning his career in sports photography David covered national hockey in Canada, world championship gymnastics, formula 1 bikes and cars in both Australia and England, to name but a few. After gaining the technical and timing skills needed for sports coverage, he decided to move to portrait photography, to be more interactive with his subjects, and create rather than document images.

In David’s opinion traditional skills are something, which are being overlooked. Nowadays newcomers to the industry rely on digital to rectify mistakes, rather than using it purely as a tool for art. Yet those traditionally trained in film and darkroom techniques, such as David, use it to personalise images. The understanding of these rules allows them to produce award-winning images. David believes you ...