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As I’m sure you’ve realised by now that I love and get a massive sense of achievement and happiness from being a wedding photographer. I love where I live (Filey, North Yorkshire) as this provides countless opportunities for wedding and family photography.
I grew up visiting Filey and Scarborough, so both places hold many special memories.
Filey
Exploring the northern end of Filey Bay which leads to Carr Naze cliff edge was always and is exciting. At the end there is Scheduled Monument, a Roman signal station, which was first excavated during the nineteenth century. There is the uniquely beautiful Church of St. Oswald dating from the twelfth century and is now Grade I listed. It makes a wonderful wedding location and provides a stunning backdrop to the wedding photographs. On the lovely sandy beach, I have taken many sunrise and sunset wedding and family photographs. These are truly very special and often a once in a lifetime experience.
Scarborough
The powerful image of Scarborough Castle, towering above the town, is one of the most memorable sites. It has featured in many of my photos as it makes the most fantastic silhouette and the colours of the sky blend with it to create a stunning photo. The sculpture by Ray Lonsdale entitled, “Freddie Gilroy and the Belsen Stragglers“, is situated overlooking Scarborough’s north bay. I have had some brides and grooms select this piece to feature in their wedding photographs. Their reasons vary but it always creates an interesting photograph.
Finally this is where I met my wife. On the successful completion of our degrees we moved to West Yorkshire to begin our careers, but we always promised each other that one day we would move to the East Coast and fulfil our dreams. This became a reality in 2015 and we have never looked back.
