Wedding Photogapher captures the bride & groom kissing at the Middlesbrough Registry Office.
- Chris Parker

- Feb 4, 2018
- 2 min read
Updated: 6 days ago
It was late in the afternoon by the time Jamie & Louise emerged from the Middlebrough registry office, their faces glowing with joy and excitement. Having chosen to celebrate their wedding day just before Christmas, the atmosphere was infused with a festive spirit, but the natural light was rapidly fading as the sun dipped lower on the horizon. The soft golden hues of late afternoon were giving way to the cooler tones of early evening, making the moment all the more magical yet challenging for photography. To capture the wedding bride kissing the groom ensure that I could capture the essence of the location and the beautiful occasion despite the diminishing light, I adjusted the camera settings to a high ISO. This allowed me to maintain a clear image without introducing too much noise, which is often a concern in low-light situations. Additionally, I employed a little fill-in flash to illuminate the couple's faces gently, ensuring that their expressions of happiness were well captured without overpowering the ambient light. As I framed the shot, I made sure to include the charming architecture of the registry office in the background, which added a lovely context to the photograph. The excitement in the air was palpable, with friends and family gathered around, their smiles reflecting the couple's joy. It was a moment filled with laughter, hugs, and warm wishes as they prepared to embark on the next part of their journey together. Once the photograph was taken, we all set off to Grinkle Park Hotel for the wedding reception, a stunning venue nestled in the picturesque countryside. The anticipation of the festivities that awaited us there was palpable, with the promise of a delightful evening filled with love, celebration, and the warmth of companionship. The combination of the holiday season and the couple's union created an atmosphere that was both intimate and lively, making it a day to remember.



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