Every photographer has a certain style which we like to think sets our work apart from others. There are lots of words that people like to band around like 'reportage', 'candid', 'photo-journalism', 'fine-art'; and the list goes on. It's nice to use words that describe your work, but at the end of the day they're just words and anyone can use them! Nothing truly describes one's work better than the images themselves.

What you'll see in my work is much more 'hands-off' than many other reportages photographers. Other than in the group shots, I don't get involved. I'm not going to ask you to pose putting your shoes on, or to stand in a certain way when you're cutting the cake. I don't try to create moments that aren't real because I feel this goes against the whole principle of reportage photography. The day should flow as it would if you didn't have a photographer there at all. I'm just there to capture the day with a creative eye, and to shape memories for you that will recreate the day perfectly whenever you flick through the pictures.

I believe that weddings are one of a very few huge life moments, and capturing them sympathetically is very important. I love the concept of immortalising these amazing events for people. Big life moments deserve to be documented in a way that reflects the day as it happened, without intrusive posing and directing. And it's fun! The couples that book me are always relaxed, easy-going types like me, so the weddings I shoot are always full of love and laughter.