Author Archives: Paul Edward Photography
Could this be my perfect camera?
Way back in June I wrote about my perfect camera and it seems Sony were listening. I’ve been getting very excited about mirrorless cameras but until today no one made one quite good enough for what I was looking for. … Continue reading
Posted in Mirrorless, Reviews, Technology, Wedding Photography
Tagged cameras, lenses, Paul Edward Photography, photography, reviews, technology, wedding
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Will someone please release my perfect camera!
As a wedding photographer, I love how quiet mirrorless cameras are, and how small they can be made. I want to blend in with the guests to capture those special moments, not stand out like a sore thumb with two … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged aperture, available light, cameras, lenses, low light, mirrorless cameras, Paul Edward Photography, photography, rangefinder, reviews, sensor, technology
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Latest Wedding Photos!
The weather forecast said rain all day, and I was armed with six umbrellas in preparation for the deluge. However, somehow we got away with it and missed the rain altogether – even having sunshine during the group shots! The … Continue reading
Choosing a wedding photographer
I’ve done a post before about being a wedding photographer, but thought I’d write more specifically about how to choose one this time. Apologies for any repeats! Your wedding day is one of the most important days of your life … Continue reading
Classic Portraits
I’m preparing a classic monochrome portrait offer at the moment. The idea is that you get a portrait session in your own home with options to purchase framed prints (hand made locally by the fantastic A-Frame in Brighton). It’s fairly … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Portrait Photography
Tagged Classic Portrait, flash, monochrome, Paul Edward Photography, photography, portraits
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Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear! I have been away from here for a long time – it’s been over a year since my last post. Tut tut! The reason is that I actually gave up photography for most of … Continue reading
More interiors
Continuing my training in architectural and interior photography, this morning I took photos of a recently opened coffee house in Hove called Ground. Tripod, long shutter speeds (several seconds), small apertures (f/20 – f/22 mostly) for maximum depth of field … Continue reading
Posted in Interiors, Tips
Tagged aperture, brighton, cafe, f/stop, interiors, lenses, long exposure, Nikon D700, Paul Edward Photography, photography, tips
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Interior Photography
I’m currently really interested in architectural and interiors photography so I asked Tina who owns the lovely Medicine Chest Bar and Restaurant in Hove if I could take some photos of it. I must also mention that it was designed … Continue reading
Posted in Interiors, Tips
Tagged aperture, available light, brighton, effects, f/stop, lenses, long exposure, low light, Nikon D700, Paul Edward Photography, photography, tips
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Your Sussex Wedding – Real Weddings
Another lovely couple – Sarah and Alan – have been featured in Your Sussex Wedding magazine’s ‘Real Weddings’ section along with my photos this month. I don’t think photos seem to look very good in magazine print, but maybe I’m being fussy! … Continue reading
Recent Weddings
It’s been a long time since my last post, so apologies if you’ve been waiting anxiously for more of my musings (I wish…)! I spent some time in Cannes competing in a triathlon and then returned to cover three weddings … Continue reading
Posted in Tips, Wedding Photography
Tagged available light, bandstand, beach, brighton, low light, monochrome, Paul Edward Photography, photography, sea, sun, tips, wedding, wedding photographer
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