John Wroath is a singer-songwriter from East Cowes, I have known him pretty much my entire life. I have had the pleasure of shooting John on several occasions over the years. These shoots have taken place at gigs as well as out and about for commercial promo pictures. This set of photos show-cases three of these shoots.
Nettlecombe Farm is an award winning holiday site in Whitwell. As well as 9 holiday cottages of various sizes, it has a Yoga Barn, Fishing Lakes and a menagerie of animals. It is set in some of the most beautiful Countryside the Isle of Wight has to offer.
Nettlecombe Farm is an award winning holiday site in Whitwell. As well as nine holiday cottages of various sizes, it has a Yoga Barn, Fishing Lakes and a menagerie of animals. It is set in some of the most beautiful Countryside the Isle of Wight has to offer.
Saltwater Social are a company specialising in marketing through online Media. Run by Claire and Siobhan they specialise in maximising Instagram visibility for brands. I went along to one of their seminars to learn (loads) more about optimising my Social Media marketing. In addition, I took a few photos for them.
Slick Attack is a funky event band from the Isle of Wight. Guitarist Tommy Burnhams contacted us to arrange some promo photos for the band. We decided to expand the shoot so that each member could, in addition get shots for the solo work and for some off their off-shoot projects.
Hawthorn Cottage is a quintessentially English cottage owned by the lovely Rebecca Rose. When Rebecca decided to let the cottage for holidays, she had a very clear vision of how she wished to market the property.
Dating from 1938, Ventnor Radar Station seemed to many to be an unlikely site for a house. Recently an architect did manage to transform the site into a spectacular one. The Ventnor Radar Station house is controversial in appearance and location.
On their wedding day, Jenna had her bridal preparations at a property within the gardens themselves. Her family and bridal party gathered around and we took photos as they walked past greenhouses and through tunnels of overhanging plants. The ceremony took place in a pagoda in the New Zealand Garden.
Stephen and Julian’s wedding followed an unusual timeline which suited the day perfectly. The couple walked down to Appuldurcombe House from their adjoining accommodation together. They were greeted their guests at a drinks reception on the lawn. Their wedding breakfast was served in the main hall before their ceremony took place.
Emma & Gareth had their legal ceremony quietly before their big day with just close family in attendance. This allowed them to hold their wedding in a field adjoining the beautiful Wolverton Manor. The ceremony was conducted by Jenni from Island Celebrants and took place under a corn-flower blue sky.
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