Here is another image taken on 8x10" sheet film in a 118 year old full plate camera. You can see the information key at the top right hand corner of the neg as this is simply a scan directly from

Here is another image taken on 8x10" sheet film in a 118 year old full plate camera. You can see the information key at the top right hand corner of the neg as this is simply a scan directly from

Here is another image taken on 8x10" sheet film in a 118 year old full plate camera. You can see the information key at the top right hand corner of the neg as this is simply a scan directly from

This was the couple's idea, for a change. Something cute and natural about this image.

I shot this while the two sister had just finished hugging (and crying) and the mother was buttoning up the dress

This was taken after a long catholic ceremony in a tiny chapel in northern Italy just near the swiss border. I noticed the sun was about to disappear and so grabbed a couple of chairs from the chapel,

So, heres an image I took of a lovely, funny man, who also happened to be the presiding vicar at a wedding in Birmingham. He was explaining the glass half empty half full philosophy, only using pints of

I took this image near the border between Italy and the Swiss Alps. The wedding took place in a tiny chapel in a tiny village. On the way back from the very long and very traditional catholic ceremony

I took this image as part of a series called Locals. In the early tradition of portraiture I used a 118 year old full plate camera with 8x10 black and white sheet film which I then processed in deep 15