Your Devon and Cornwall Wedding - November/December 2020 (Issue 28)

PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEOGRAPHY 49  A Winter’s tale Some of Devon and Cornwall’s most talented photographers share their favourite winter wedding photos CLARE KINCHIN PHOTOGRAPHY Let’s talk: 07759 157 964, www.clarekinchinphotography.co.uk www.instagram.com/clarekinchinphotography “I love this photograph of Elizabeth and Kuldeep who were determined to be outside on their wedding day, whatever the weather.” - Clare Kinchin “Clare and Zac eloped to Ever After in Tavistock and I think it’s fabulous that venues allow couples to bring their pooch along, after all, they are part of the family.” - Clare Kinchin “Georgia and Sam’s wedding took place on a wet and windy day but it was smiles all round! Just getting married was the most important thing to this lovely couple.” - Clare Kinchin MARTYN NORSWORTHY, NORSWORTHY WEDDINGS Let’s talk: 01548 854 044, www.norsworthyweddings.com www.instagram.com/norsworthyweddings This picture is all about showcasing the cool colour of winter light. Here it works well with the groom’s blue suit and the bride’s faux fur wrap adds texture, too. Asking couples to cuddle up to keep warm is always a good trick!” - Martyn Norsworthy “Being a studio photographer too, I have extensive experience in using flash photography. The dark part of the afternoon during a mid-winter wedding can be extended if the right lighting is used. Seb and Mel loved this, it’s a fun photograph!” - Martyn Norsworthy “Don't be afraid of the weather, winter weddings will be cold and most likely wet! But it's all in the detail. Stacey and Joe here are stood in the dry and this shot took seconds to capture so that they didn't get cold. I used the light of the venue and the wet path to add to the drama of this image." - Martyn Norsworthy “This shot of Becky and Scott is fabulous. The winter light is stunning and very atmospheric. Where possible, it’s a great idea to frame an image using trees and foliage to provide a contrast against the cold light.” - Martyn Norsworthy