Category Archives: Other Work

Kerri + Rory | Northern Ireland engagement photography Rory and Kerri are getting married at the end of the year. These shots are from their engagement shoot a few weeks back. We began at Spelga Dam up in the Mourne Mountains, then wandered down a little and found a country lane just as the sun was setting....

Vivien + Neil | Warrenpoint engagement photoshoot Vivien and Neil got married at the weekend. I’ll be blogging some shots from their wedding soon, but in the meantime here are some from their Warrenpoint engagement photo-shoot a few weeks back. It was heaps of fun. They’re really easy to be around and we spent an hour or two...

Niki + Steven | Northern Ireland engagement photographer I love my job. Did I say that already? So I did. Here’s one reason why: an engagement photoshoot showing just how much two people can make each other beam with happiness and contentment. We started in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter, then headed over to Helen’s Bay on...

Portrait Portfolio   Eimear + Seamus | Northern Ireland family photography I loved photographing Eimear and Seamus’ family the other week. They live in a beautiful place, which helps, and we were blessed with some lovely sunshine … but they made my job so easy. They’re warm, relaxed and their kids are fabulous – full of...

Peter Mulvey | Artists personal portrait and gig shoot A week ago I travelled up to Letterkenny in Donegal to take some shots for a musician who I’ve been a real fan of for a while. Peter Mulvey is an American singer, song writer and guitarist, who has Irish roots and so tends to tour...

Una + Berian | Family portrait photography Dublin After coffee, we began Una and Berian’s family shoot with some photos in their home and then spent a couple of hours in a park near where the family live, where they often go to unwind. My favorite image is the one with the graffiti: I love the...

Donegal family portrait shoot | Belfast family photographer Kate and Seamus live up in Donegal, in beautiful Inishowen. Coming from England, as I do, I still find it surprising that huge, empty, wide-open beaches with white sand exist here. Empty being the key word, except for the odd soul flying a kite or walking the...