The new camera is amazing in so many ways but we thought we would share with you some images which were taken from the video footage we captured. You will agree that Carly not only looked stunning but clearly knew how to work the camera.

We do however have a small list of photographers that we recommend based on the creativity they displayed on the day and the stunning work they produced for their couples. One such photographer is Ed Clayton who we met at the wedding of Anna and Paul.

We were immediately drawn to him because of the equipment he used. His main camera is the fantastic Canon EOS 5D MarkII. This camera can create the most amazing images in low light which means Ed rarely uses a flash. So even in a dark church where they normally do not allow flash, Ed can capture some beautiful imagery.

We were also impressed by his way with everyone on the day. It was so wonderful and relaxed. Unlike many other photographers who often work to a set routine and want to progress the formals as quickly as possible. Ed was able to get the shots he needed without upsetting any of the guests. Infact, many guests would often mistake him for one of their own.

Ed wanted some way to show people how he works and what he produces. So he asked us if we could produce a promo piece for him. As well as wedding films we also produce corporate videos so were more than happy to do this for him. The following video was shot at the lovely Kingscote Barn in Tetbury and is the first draft of Ed’s promo video that we created just in time for the National Wedding Show.

For more info on Ed visit www.edclaytonphotography.co.uk

If you are interested in promoting your business via video please visit our Corporate film site at www.mintyslippersmedia.com

-Danny

What made this day extra special was the magnificent evening they had arranged for their 400 guests at the Victoria and Albert museum in London. This building is one of the most prestigious venues in London and to be able to have your wedding there was just something out of this world. With scenery that was thousands of years old it was really a sight for their guests to behold as they walked from the dome to the Raphael Gallery for their meal and entertainment.

It will be sometime before you get to see the highlights but I just wanted to share this one photo we took of this curious sculpture which hung above the bar (which is the reception in the day time). The entire venue had been lit up, inside and out and this just stood out for me.

-Danny

We also took along with us our assistant Paul Doherty who couldn’t resist but to get our his camera and take a few snaps for us. He has just shown us the photos and I just find myself being blown away more and more each time. Here is a sneak peek of what Kelly & Anthony can expect in their final movie.

-Danny

Here are some pictures we took from Lorraine and Paul’s wedding this weekend. A quick whiz through Photoshop and here’s what we came up with.

-Danny