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Portrait, wedding & editorial photographer — Edinburgh

Light, kept honestly.

Quiet, unhurried photographs of people and places, made with available light and very little fuss.

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A woman with short fair hair, seen from behind, watches snow falling past a wooden-framed window; a teal leaf-print curtain hangs at the left.
Fr. 01 First snowPhotograph: Toa Heftiba / Unsplash
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01 Work

Selected photographs

Portraits, weddings and editorial commissions. Select a photograph to view it larger; the arrow keys move between them.

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02 Approach

How I work

Most sessions are an afternoon, one location and a lot of waiting for the light. I would rather take thirty good frames than three hundred safe ones.

A bride in a long veil stands at a tall sash window, seen from behind in soft daylight.
01 / 03Photograph: Tracy Truhan / Unsplash
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    Slow, then quick

    We talk first and shoot later. By the time the camera comes out, you’ve forgotten it’s there.

    A bride in a long veil stands at a tall sash window, seen from behind in soft daylight.
    Photograph: Tracy Truhan / Unsplash
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    Available light

    Window light, overcast skies and one small strobe. Nothing that makes you squint.

    A quiet, warm interior where sunlight from a small window falls in bright squares across a pale wall.
    Photograph: Declan Sun / Unsplash
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    Honest edits

    Colour and contrast, never faces reshaped. You will look like yourself on a very good day.

    Black-and-white photograph of an elderly woman in a headscarf smiling as she stands at her kitchen counter.
    Photograph: Ali Rowshani / Unsplash

03 Sessions

Sessions and prices

Prices include editing and a private online gallery. Travel within Scotland is free.