I’ve never started a wedding day with actual shotguns before. But it seems as good a way as any. I joined Dom and some friends for a spot of clay pigeon shooting first thing. Well… I say it was clay pigeon shooting. It was more like clay pigeon escaping from what I saw, but they had fun anyway, and that’s the main thing. Then I headed over to see Lucy getting ready and from there on in it just got better and better. Dogs, tractors, wellies, pimms, sunshine and golden fields of hay. What more could anyone ask for on their wedding day. I’ve shot quite a few weddings in this neck of the woods recently (you might even see some familiar faces further down) and I have to say, I really love it. Great people, wonderful countryside and a lovely relaxed atmosphere. Oh, and I should say a big hello to Lucy’s lovely grandmother, who I had the pleasure of sitting next to for dinner. Hello! Okay – on with the show…
Sam Gibson2023-03-30T10:23:44+00:00
About the Author: Sam Gibson
Sam is a creative documentary wedding photographer based in Bristol and working throughout Somerset, the UK and abroad. His background is in documentary film making and he has years of experience of photographing weddings in a discreet and unobtrusive way.
Nice set of images Sam – some lovely observations, love the tractor shots and that golden hour set is stunning.
Total class Sam …and what a great looking wedding!
Great work, Sam! Love the storytelling)) And the doggies :) And the beautiful sunset portraits!
Beautiful as always Sam.
Thanks for the comments everyone, much appreciated – it was a lovely day!
Love the dogs :D
Such a talent for finding ‘those’ moments Sam, great stuff!
Fantastic Sam – lovely framing and I love the filmic look. Your background helps in doing this sort of thing I imagine.
Great storytelling images as always Sam…love the clay pigeon shooting in the morning :)