I have been meaning to start a regular post about images that for one reason or another make me pause.

This could be during the fleeting seconds after I’ve taken and reviewed the shot, during the editing process, or even sometime later when going back over previous weddings.  It doesn’t necessarily need to be a picture that is technically perfect, or one that is a drop dead crowd pleaser.

It’s what I love about photography.  There is such a vast array of talented wedding photographers out there, and not a single one is the same in the way they shoot.  Some will love their work, others won’t and thats just how it is.  It’s a bit like Strictly, it’s either a must watch or time to do some photo editing 🙂

The image below is from the very recent Kent wedding of Benjy and Hannah (full blog of which is here).  It was a great day and there were plenty of pictures from it I could write about, but this one is one of them that made me pause and smile.

A wedding day is such a huge occasion for the father of the bride.  It’s one of those days that as a father you have the honour and pride of being able to walk your girl down the aisle.  It’s emotional.  I have two young daughters myself and know I will be a blubbering mess when that day arrives for me.

Although Hannah’s father is partially obscured, I kind of like that in a way as it’s capturing a brief hidden moment where is looking at her and bursting with quiet pride.   I remember that straight after this frame was taken my view of him became obscured so that single frame then became even more special.

As ever thoughts on this below or on social media are always great to hear.

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