It was my absolute pleasure to photograph my friends, Sam and Rosy, in 2019. This will potentially be the last wedding I photograph professionally. In April last year my editing software died, I sold my second camera and I’m firmly entrenched in a full-time role elsewhere. Seasons make way to new seasons…this is, traditionally, the role weddings have played for couples throughout history, opening the door to a new season, while closing the door to the one previous.
After photographing dozens of couples over the years, both with the incredible Thorson Photography and then under my own moniker, I’m happy to lay the tools down to direct my efforts elsewhere.
Sam and Rosy’s wedding will remain a favourite for many reasons, not least as a full stop in my own life, but also as Rosy is a dear friend and a wedding is always just that little bit more special when it’s personal.
Sam is a talented digital artist in his own right so he actually edited my raw images (the only way I would have managed a wedding at that point in time). Following are just a few of the photos that I edited for them.
Tulitha King 