by John Mottershaw | Sep 22, 2021 | Losehill House, Natural and documentary wedding photography, Wedding photography in Derbyshire
A Day to Remember! A Joyous Summer Wedding at Losehill House. I always smile with affection at that beautiful summer day. After covid forced them to postpone their wedding by four months, teachers Kate and Steve held their wedding at Losehill House on a particularly... 
by John Mottershaw | Mar 26, 2021 | Church weddings, Civil weddings in Sheffield, Natural and documentary wedding photography, wedding Photographers Sheffield, Wedding photography in Derbyshire
Unposed Wedding Photography – Natural and Documentary From natural, documentary and unposed wedding photography, to more formal and posed, coverage from one wedding photographer to the next varies greatly in its feel. It varies not only in terms of the finished... 
by John Mottershaw | Mar 12, 2020 | Peak District Wedding photographer, Peak Edge Hotel, wedding in Chesterfield, wedding photographers Derbyshire, Wedding photography in Derbyshire
A Wonderful Winter Wedding at Peak Edge Hotel, near Chesterfield In preparation for an upcoming wedding fair at Peak Edge Hotel, I needed to search for a wedding that I’d photographed there previously. Straightaway I remembered Jemma and Andrew’s lovely wedding... 
by John Mottershaw | Feb 26, 2020 | Church weddings, Losehill House photographers, marquee weddings, Peak District Wedding photographer, Wedding photography in Derbyshire
Wedding Photography with Emotion and Joy Beautiful wedding photography with emotion and joy can communicate so much more than a series of photographs of set pieces and endless line-ups of family and friends. A photographer with real empathy can, in addition to... 
by John Mottershaw | Oct 25, 2019 | Lee Wood Hotel, Peak District Wedding photographer, wedding at Lee Wood Hotel, Weddings in Buxton
A Gorgeous Buxton Wedding at The Lee Wood Hotel Emma and Stewart’s wedding at The Lee Wood Hotel was particularly lovely. They chose well with The Lee Wood, which fitted their group perfectly and who really looked after them. And what a lovely group of people...
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