Leicester Wedding Photographer Ian Bursill - Natural, Emotive & Timeless Wedding Photojournalism.
May 23rd found me on a trip to the New Walk Museum in Leicester for the wedding of David & Reina. The ceremony took place in gallery 6, a lovely room with loads & loads of light. The reception followed at Shearsby Bath. A selection of favourites from the day are below…
Again a lovely set of images that capture the emotions of the day. Great stuff.June 16, 2009 – 12:09 am
great use of natural light and you’ve captured the private moments between the bride and groom beautifully. Look forward to having you at Hampton ManorJune 23, 2009 – 3:56 pm
After several years using PBase.com as the home for my client galleries, I have now decided that the time has come to add an integrated online gallery solution which sits alongside the main website – go to www.bursill.com/photocart. All client images will now go into the new client area approximately 2-3 weeks after the wedding/event and each gallery will remain live for 6 months. Images in each gallery will be available for purchase and all galleries will feature an “early bird” offer - 20% discount on orders from any gallery in the first four weeks of its posting – orders must be over £50.00 to qualify for this special offer. The site is setup for secure payments using a PayPal account or via a credit or debit card through PayPal.
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The Oxford Thames Four Pillars was the venue for the wedding celebration of Ben & Jennifer on Saturday 27th September. As you’ll be able to tell from the pictures, this was a military wedding and both Ben & Jennifer serve in the RAF. The weather was glorious and reminds me of a post I stuck on a pro-wedding photographers’ forum that I am a member of. I asked the question “which month would you get married in” and the winner was the month of September closely followed by October. The sun is a lot lower in the sky which makes for more dramatic lighting and the leaves on the trees are also starting to turn to their beautiful autumnal shades of red, orange, copper, bronze & yellow.
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More brilliant photography Ian. A pleasure, as usual, to look over. And the detail of the military regalia is fabulous. But the real winner for me is that stunning final capture. Exceptional!October 18, 2008 – 3:08 pm
Beautiful shot by the boat!October 31, 2008 – 11:29 pm
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