Amy and Joma are now married!
I'm going to keep this short and sweet: Amy and Joma are a top couple, the wedding was good fun and a pleasure to shoot.My day with them started at Amy's moms where Amy and the girls were getting ready, a whole two blocks away from where I live! Then it was off to Stockland Green Methodist Church and finally off to grade II listed Highbury Hall in Moseley.I won't go into the typical four seasons in one day thing, the fact that Joma got an

Mr Eric Roberson keeps it friendly in Brum.. his "second favourite city"...
Mine too ;)Seriously, that's what he said.. Birmingham is his second favourite city. See.. not just locals can see the charm we have!Anyway.. this was his second time playing in Birmingham and after a packed night at the Jazz Cafe in London, the turnout was a little smaller than expected but it didn't stop Eric Roberson blitzing the crowd with soulful, humourous, good positive energy for a nice long set. Unlike other artists that have come and gone this guy and his band took time to chat with the fans, have photos..

Aleena +Richard make Monday weddings cool!
A wedding on a Monday - that's a rare treat for a Brit like me... Mondays are usually full of editing the weekends weddings.. blogging (ok, ok, not that often)... admin'ing... houseworkin'... (yes I do!) and study...ing.So check how it turned out when good friends Aleena and Richard got married a couple weeks back at the Botanical Gardens in Birmingham:

Hayley and Andrew are now married!
Slightly busy.. slightly slow to post this and the next two blog posts.. so without further messing about here are a few images from Hayley and Andrew's wedding earlier this month (It's just about still September I think!)I'm in the middle of school season as well as wedding season as well as EXHBITION season (get over to the

The Exhibition has landed! B There!
As the regular readers and anybody who has had to endure my whinging knows...I was recently asked by an arts centre in the City to shoot their exhibition which is funded by the City Council and to be archived by them. The exhibition will run for three months in it's initial location (The Drum | 144 Potters L