Author Archives: Luke

When I started my Wedding photography business in Swansea, contemporary wedding photography consisted of few formal shots and mainly of informal, un-posed shots. This seems only to have become more prominent in the last few years. I must admit, I … Continue reading →

Only a month now until I return to Swansea in the midst of the wedding season. But before I go home to Swansea I’ll be travelling around the East coast of Australia in a campervan, which I’m extremely excited about. … Continue reading →

So, we all know that Paris is the city of love, but the city of Melbourne in Australia must be the city of marriage. I’ve recently spent a week in Melbourne and was shocked at the number of weddings I … Continue reading →

Ok, so I’m off travelling the world for 5 months as of tomorrow (5th November 2011). I’m extremely excited to get to do some travel photography, but what new ideas can I bring back to Swansea with me? As a … Continue reading →

Ninth in a series of tips covering how to choose your wedding photographer I discuss the importance discussing your wedding photography album. My name is Luke Stanton and I’m a qualified wedding photographer based in Swansea, South Wales. Find our … Continue reading →

Don’t get me wrong I am fully converted to digital these days, but I do miss the satisfaction of rewinding a film and developing it by hand. But a simple pleasure isn’t the only benefit of using film over digital, … Continue reading →

As the winter rolls in, (and it’s definitely rolling in) I’ve been looking at ways I can improve on my wedding photography services for summer 2012. For a while now I’ve been considering offering a ‘pre-wedding’ or ‘engagement’ shoot as … Continue reading →

Since photographing weddings in and around Swansea I’ve noticed how well weddings are documented. Every guest has a camera and flashes are going off like there’s no tomorrow. In fact I think it would be really good to look through … Continue reading →

Being a photojournalist, I’m used to documenting everything I see. I try to photograph as much as I can so the story is all there in the pictures. But over time I realise there are things which are probably best … Continue reading →