Just received notification that a number of my images have been awarded “highly commended” in the heats for the IPPA Professional Photographer of the year awards – always great to get recognition from your peers.
by Kevin Morris
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It was all smiles all day at Clonabreany House for the wedding of Jess & Barry – such a lovely day.
The pressure was on when I travelled up to Oldcastle to shoot Sarah & Ronans wedding, not only does Sarah run her own Beauty Rooms, but there were no fewer than 4 couples among her guests whose wedding I had already photographed, and they knew a few others as well !! I needn’t have worried as from the first moment I walked in the door till I left just as the meal started I was made feel right at home (it didn’t hurt that I knew so many guests !!!). The sun was really strong on the day but luckily Crover House has a few spots in the shade which were great for the photos. The cherry on the cake was the lovely email I got from Sarah just after she received her photos ” Hi Kevin, received my USB today in the beautiful package. And I have literally just went through my photos (was too excited to wait for Ronan) and all I can say is wow. To say I’m blown away is an understatement. They are stunning and I cannot emphasise enough how perfectly you captured the whole tone of the day. Lots of fun, laughter and big smiles!! So now is the hard job of picking 70 images! Thank you so so much you really are so talented. Sarah “
Always great to hear back from another happy couple 🙂
“To Kevin
A huge thank you or being part of our wedding day in April. We are truly delighted with how fabulous the photographs are and how you captured all the precious moments of our day so brilliantly. The photos on this card are some of our favourites. We thank you kindly, it was a pleasure having you involved in our wedding.
Love Eilis & Garrett Kelly.”
Spent a lovely couple of hours with Chris & Phil as they officially tied the knot in Dublins Registry office at the end of July. The weather stared off a bit wet as we left Brooks Hotel, but the rain lifted as we reached Stephens Green and headed on through Merrion Square and on to the registry office. It was a simple, informal but a very meaningful celebration and the happiness was infectious. I left before lunch with a huge smile on my face. ready to take on the weekend !! I’m currently taking bookings for 2018 & have some availability remaining for 2017 so feel free to get in touch 🙂
Often an overused phrase, but a huge part of wedding photography is capturing those little moments, being in the right place, at the right time, but also being in the background allowing these moments to happen. I love the look of pure love & proudness as Sineads Mam looks at her daughter before she leaves for the church. These can’t be posed or redone and, for me, in years to come, these will be the photos that mean the most.
