You’ll find a variety of blog posts below – mostly focused on clients who are coming to get married in Scotland, but I’ve also written some articles on tips and tricks of different elements of professional photography.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, let me know – and I’d love to add a new blog post for you!
It’s my pleasure to accommodate guests who are making a fleeting visit into the Highlands of Scotland with a cruise calling at Invergordon.
As a photographer with nearly 20 years of experience, I am able to offer a range of suggestions to couples, families and solo travellers visiting the Highland port who would like to explore more of the Highlands during their time on shore while capturing some photographs to mark their visit.
With the rise of AI-powered apps and instant filters, we’re all getting more used to seeing ‘perfected’ images on a daily basis. With that, clients – especially those planning weddings, elopements or once-in-a-lifetime trips – are starting to ask more about what’s possible when it comes to editing their photographs.
One of the most common questions I get asked is: “Do you retouch the images?” And the answer is: yes… and no.
Getting married in a Scottish castle sounds like a great idea for many couples - especially those who choose to travel from overseas to get married in Scotland. Finding a castle to get married in, or knowing how to plan it out, can be hard work though - which is where...
Scotland is one of the most popular countries in the world for couples choosing to get married from overseas. Whether you’re planning to elope, or if you want to take friends and family with you – you’ll find lots of options of places to get married in Scotland.
Depending on what kind of ceremony you plan to have, you’ll probably want to know what the legal requirements are to get married in Scotland.
I am a professional photographer based in Inverness, the capital of the Scottish Highlands. I shoot a range of subjects in a range of places – concentrating on working with overseas clients who are travelling to Scotland for projects.
I wrote this blog post because I am often asked how you can get started working as a professional photographer – I hope it’s of help on your journey!
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