Wedding photographer at the Lysses House Hotel in Fareham, Hampshire

Today I was at the Lysses House Hotel, in Fareham in Hampshire. I was doing the wedding photography for Kim and Nick. Thank you also to the fabulous staff at the hotel, including Davina & Clive, who were a big help to me.

I use my blog to showcase a small sample of my photographic work. So you’ll see a lot more photos and work than words and thoughts on my blog. Hopefully, you’ll like what you see. I focus on getting a small selection of photos from each event live, rather than writing lots of text. 

Attached to my blog are a few of my favourite photos from this day. I captured a good selection of images over the course of this day and usually present say 250 - 400 images to the couple. The images were available for viewing shortly after the day.

For the time being and as the wedding industry slowly emerges into the new 'normal', I can offer some very competitive preferential rate options on wedding photography for the remainder of 2022. So if that interests you at all - please do feel free to get in touch and check out my availability and see what options I may be able to offer you too. 

As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself. 

 

Wedding photographer at Fareham Register Offices in Fareham, Hampshire

Grace and Codys wedding was at Fareham Register Offices in Fareham, Hampshire.

This visit to Fareham Register Offices was my first this year and first time to photograph an outdoor wedding at the venue for me. It is located close to the town centre and was a short walk away from the park we visited later for photos. 

I was on site for only around an hour or two and left at the time the couple and their families went off for a family meal to celebrate. The images were available for viewing for Grace and Cody and their families very soon after the day. I also attended their evening reception party a few days later and so there are also photos from this second event / day at the Holiday Inn in Fareham on my website and within their collection of photos. A couple of my favourites from the first day are displayed here.

I will continue to list a few taster photos from each wedding I attend. I still have some good availability going through this year (including a few key Saturdays in late summer and Autumn 2019 for example) and I am now offering great prices and options for remaining dates and ultra affordable mid week options too. Please do get in touch if this interests you at all & pleaese dont delay if you are thinking of booking further ahead. It does make good sense all round to book early to be safe.    

As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.

Wedding photographer at Fareham Register Offices in Fareham, Hampshire

Today I was at Fareham Register Offices. I was doing the wedding photography for Maureen and Robert.

I use this blog to showcase a small sample of my photographic work. So you’ll see a lot more photos and work than words and thoughts on my blog. Hopefully, you’ll like what you see. Over the summer months I focus on gettig a small selection of photos from each event live, rather than writing lots of text!

Attached to my blog are a few of my favourite photos from this day. I captured a good selection of images over the course of this day and usually present say 250 - 400 images to the couple. The images were available for viewing very soon after the day.

For local small Register Office weddings and mid week arrangements and some late availability Saturdays too, I can offer some truly preferential rate options on wedding photography. So if that interests YOU at all - please do feel free to get in touch and check out my availability and see what ioptions I may be able to offer you too.

As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.

Wedding photographer at Fareham Register Office in Fareham, Hampshire

Today I was at Fareham Register Offices. I was doing the wedding photography for Circe and Bernard.
 I use this blog to showcase a small sample of my on-going and full time photographic work. So you’ll see a lot more photos and work than words and thoughts on my blog. Hopefully, you’ll like what you see. Over the summer months I focus on gettig a small selection of photos from each event live, rather than writing lots of text!
Attached to my blog are a few of my favourite photos from this day. I captured a good selection of images over the course of this day and usually present say 250 - 400 images to the couple. The images were available for viewing very soon after the day.
For local small Register Office weddings and mid week arrangements, I can offer some truly affordable options on wedding photography. So if that interests YOU at all - please do feel free to get in touch and check out my availability and see what ioptions I may be able to offer you too.
As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.

Wedding photographer at the Holy Trinity Church in Fareham and the Botley Park and Spa Hotel.

I had a fantastic time attending The Holy Trinity Church in Fareham and then the Botley Park and Spa Hotel today. I was doing the wedding photography for Jane and Glenn.
Botley Park is a fantastic Modern Hotel and Spa with superb gardens within a golf course setting for wedding photography and is near Botley in Hampshire. It was the first time I photographed a wedding here and I have to report that the staff were very supportive and the views were stunning out on the golf course. I have good experience of many of the great venues and other locations for photography in our locality and much enjoyed working at this hotel with its fantastic gardens and great backdrops for photos.
A relatively short day for me, my work concluded after the speeches which were at the start of the wedding breakfast. Thankfully we avoided the showers once at the hotel, albeit we captured a good range of indoor group photos at the church and by the altar, etc. The Holy Trinity is an attractive and bright church, making the indoor photos attractive, but challenging. Its not uncommon at this time of year to get heavy blustery showers, wet grounds, yet bright sunchine all at the same time!!
As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.

Commercial Photographer at the Wheatsheaf Inn, Titchfield, nr Fareham

Today was a commercial job. I was doing the second session of photography for a newly refurbished Pub restaurant – The Wheatsheaf Free House in Titchfield near Fareham, to be precise.
The Whaetsheaf Inn is run by the staff of County Caterers, whos website is here: http://www.countycaterers.co.uk/
Karen arranged for me to supply her with some images of the newly refurbished restaurant on the afternoon before the official opening to local residents and visitors. These images will be available for The Wheatsheaf Pub very soon and for use in their editorial articles, PR, website, brochure, and other materials. The Wheatsheaf is at 1 East Street, Titchfield, PO14 4AD and you can contact the venue or make a reservation on: 01329 842 965.
Should YOU and YOUR business have the need for any images for PR or publicity material – why not get in touch? Good quality commercial photography can make a real difference to your business or brand. For a modest outlay – I can provide YOU with images of your staff, products or premises that you can use for, advertising, PR, web design, email, newsletters and editorial, annual reports or even interior styling. Why not get in touch to chat and see if I can help you?
As always these images are © Martin Lewis Photographer and are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and may not be used for any purpose without written permission from myself.