Posts tagged kent portrait photography
Frankie & Lee - Notley Abbey

So today (saturday 5th) should of been this couples wedding day at Notley Abbey, Buckinghamshire, however Covid changed that. So I suggested a champagne picnic at the stunning wedding venue in Buckinghamshire and do a little pre wedding photo session, to give them something to enjoy and remember the day by. I am so happy with the engagements photos. The couple were super giggly and utterly loved up! I am glad I was able to give them a day to remember and made the what would off been wedding date a joyous experience. Planning a wedding is difficult as it is without the current pandemic thrown into the mix. First time photographing at this venue in Buckinghamshire how stunning is Notley Abbey? I am very lucky to be able to offer my couples something that full of love and thought especially on a day that was meant to be more.

Can’t wait for their wedding in February next year and celebration in August.

here’s a sneak peek 🥰

Love Carla


Tom & MJ engagement shoot sneak peek, Rhodes Minnis, Canterbury Kent

Last Saturday I had the wonderful job of capturing this awesome couples engagement shoot. They travelled all the way from Hampshire to spend a few hours with me. It was a mother woodland adventure and another freezing day but so worth it. They brought along their gorgeous daughter Ava who is 7 months and I had my little assistant in the shape of  my 11 year old son. Ava adored Indie and was full of cute smiles for him. After our exploration in the woods we decided to drive to my mother in law to be which was only round the corner to finish up the shoot with some different shots, whilst little lady sat indoors with her Nanny by the fire. These two were awesome and their DIY wedding sounds amazing with a hint of harry potter as a theme - I get to go to Hampshire to capture it. I love their story of how they met at Reading festival!! 

Their images consist of some classic and alternative styles and I really adore the mixture. I did a bit of experimenting using a technique I have learned via Sam Hurd - an american photographer called prisming using a prism in front of the lens I love the double exposure style effect its has without being a double exposure.