by Kim Hawkins | Oct 26, 2016 | Norfolk wedding photographer, Travel, Weddings
In August this year after 16 years living in Hoddesdon, Brian and I moved from Hertfordshire to the beautiful East Anglian countryside. This means that I have become a Norfolk wedding photographer! That’s not to say that I won’t be working in other areas...
by Kim Hawkins | Apr 14, 2015 | Hertfordshire wedding photographer, Training, Weddings
As well as being a full time wedding photographer, I work freelance as a wedding photography teacher for a company in Buckinghamshire called The Trained Eye, which is a photography training school. They offer courses from very beginners with DSLR cameras, through to...
by Kim Hawkins | Jan 27, 2015 | Hertfordshire wedding photographer, Outdoors wedding, South Farm, Weddings
South Farm is a beautiful wedding venue at any time of the year but especially around October and November, when all the autumn colours are on full view for all to see and enjoy. I’ve shot many autumnal South Farm weddings, and this one truly was glorious in all...
by Kim Hawkins | Nov 10, 2014 | First Look, South Farm, Weddings
Just a first look today, folks. I’ve just finished editing this wedding from yesterday (9th November) because I couldn’t wait to get it online for Emma and Alex. It was the most beautiful day after suffering an absolute monsoon on Saturday and the couple...
by Kim Hawkins | Oct 28, 2014 | Engagement shoot, Film, Hertfordshire wedding photographer, Portraits, St. Brides church, Weddings
I was delighted when Charley’s Dad, Paul – who I knew through my previous job – booked me to document his daughter Charley’s wedding, especially as it gave me the opportunity to shoot in the beautiful St. Bride’s Church off London’s...
by Kim Hawkins | Jul 9, 2014 | Weddings
Sara and Mohammed had two weddings – an official, legal and traditional Persian wedding and then a pure party at Hedsor House in Buckinghamshire. My colleague Mike shot the party day and I had the honour of documenting the couple’s weekday Persian wedding...
