INVERVE

Wondering the streets of Mumbai I came across this makeshift barbers. Taken out of context this is a menacing situation. In reality I gave the barber a smile and a nod before lifting the camera. Although he still didn’t look convinced.

This photograph is all atmosphere I love it. Casually having a nibble and a drink with family you haven’t seen in years. The warm summer breeze, the low hanging sun is all the perfect mix to talk old times.

The sun was low so I positioned it behind crowd and the trees. My aim was to look for some siluettes, I spotted the shadows creeping towards the camera. Then I pulled back to get a wide shot to include the whole shaddow and place setting.

He held her when she fell of her first bike. Now he’s letting her go to start a family of her own. There’s a pride in his step, a triumph of life’s journey. As he gives her hand he can rest easy knowing he’s done his bit.

Here Adam captured that pride. He was dancing with his wife and full of the joys of the occasion.

Jump boys! Jump!

Another split second either way and this photo would have been ruined. This is the last time the group of friends got together. The very next day the newlyweds got on a plane to Australia. To start a new chapter in their lives. We wish them all the very best.

I love the texture an strong lines in this photo. The beach has always played a massive part of my life.

As the weather here in London has been cold and wet of late, I thought I’d post something pleasant. We like to capture every little detail. When you assemble the story in photos like these help build the story in its entirety.

You can feel the excitement, feel their joy, in some ways feel the relief that they made it. Remembered all the lines, moved to beat and expressed their love for all to see. The friends and family are right there to shower them in praise, admiration, love and paper flowers.

Although not the greatest shot technically, the story within keeps me coming back to it.

(Source: Inverve.co.uk)

“Ah! Few, It’s still standing.” People are at their best when they think no one is watching. Our mission whenever are shooting events is to blend into the background. Everyone has more fun when they are not put under pressure to perform for a camera.

Events can be hectic. So a Fleeting moment like this is all the more precious when you consider it was 1/250th of a second in time.

St. Patricks Day, Dublin. It’s a chance for a proud nation to open it’s arm, look to the skies and shout “Come on, Enjoy the Craic!”

This marching band came from Texas, As being from Irish decent they marched in the main parade in Dublin City. The connection between Ireland and America is very deep rooted.