Nothing quite like a bit of friendly competition between a husband and wife right? One of the great things about booking a wedding photography duo is the variety of images and angles that you get. A lot of photographers have a second shooter with them to capture other angles and both bride and groom prep. We don’t want to miss a thing on your wedding day. Craig and I have been working together now for years and we know very well how each of us work which also helps with knowing when to get out of each others way during the ceremony, speeches and dancing. We also always shoot the couples shoot together and we shoot it so differently. Craig likes to shoot a lot with his zoom lens and then he has is 24mm for wider shots and he also shoots a lot of portrait orientation where as I like to get right in there with the 35mm and landscape orientation. This leads to very different images taken only moments apart. I love editing the couples shoot especially because I get to see things that Craig has shot that I had no idea he was shooting at the same time as me and its amazing what a different angle and focal length can do to make the images look completely unique. Some are more subtle differences but I still find it interesting. So its been a while since we have done one of these but it is all in good fun. I have picked a few moments from the last year or so of wedding photography we have shot together around Aberdeenshire and throughout Scotland. Comment and let us know who you think shot it best. I promise we won’t be offended! Its ladies first of course so mine are the lefties and Craig’s are the righties.
Newburgh beach wedding elopement, Scotland
What a great way to get married. Laura and Stephen traveled up to Scotland in the summer of 2020. They were due to get married the week before but they could not go ahead with their plans because of the lockdown regulations. So instead they just got married on the...
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