Sunday, September 5, 2010

Lynsey & Lee’s wedding at Dalhousie Castle, Nr Edinburgh

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From this moment, I knew the day was going to be a bit special...

With a healthy Northern Irish contingent, Lynsey & Lee’s wedding was always going to be a bit fun! Thank you for asking me to be your wedding photographer, Lynsey & Lee. Wonderful moments peppered the day from start to finish. For me, the day really started with a bang as I photographed the ‘getting ready’ stages and realised that the bridal shoes were Christian Louboutins – very nice! But moreso than the luxurious and very beautiful material elements, it was simply great to photograph your family and friends enjoying Dalhousie Castle and everything the day had to offer. And thank you for going with the full 2 hour champagne drinks reception – it gave me precisely enough time to give you my best. Here are just a few previews. Speak soon.

Lovely moments happen all time during the 'getting ready'...

And the moment of the day itself...

9 in 10 brides would think my idea of jumping a fence and into a corn field completely barking mad. But as Lee rightly pointed out, just as I put that idea forward, Lynsey is 1 in a million. Thank you for running with my imagination:-)

 

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Lynsey and Lee - Tue 07 September 2010 - 11:57 AM

Hi David,

thanks so much for photographing our wedding, we had such a good day and you were so much fun (kept us calm !) Thanks also to Jamie for being such a good ‘Soda Wrangler’

We’re logging in to see the pics from beautiful Loch Tay, the first few look fantastic (especially the shoes) and we can’t wait to see the rest – please send more through soon ;)

L & L (and Soda)

David Ho - Tue 07 September 2010 - 1:16 PM

My pleasure Lynsey & Lee! Looking forward to showing you the rest :-) Have a really great time up north. David

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Gill

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It’s always good to catch up with past brides & past grooms; find out what they’re up to, where they’re living, how many kids they have! And it’s so easy to spend ages talking about old times when you really should be working. But it was absolutely brilliant to catch up with you again, Gill. How long’s it been? 4/5 years? Thank you for coming into my photography studio in Perth. As well as photographing families and kids, studio portrait sessions for ‘grown ups’ are something I just love to do. Like a model shoot really. We can go to town with different styles and different looks. So I really hope you enjoyed your ’portfolio shoot’! I went for something very modern, very glam and very cool:-)Here are just a few previews…

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Gill - Thu 02 September 2010 - 9:12 PM

David. Was so great to come along and had fantastic morning catching up with you and doing these pics. You are a top photographer and as always your work is amazing and you make it so much fun. Thank you.

David Ho - Thu 02 September 2010 - 9:34 PM

Absolutely my pleasure Gill. Great to catch up with all the gossip and to share your amazing good news :-) Stay in touch! Well, FB is great for that!

Derek Nuttall - Mon 06 September 2010 - 1:02 PM

David,

I always knew my daughter was beautiful in every way and you have captured that some of that beauty in a way that only someone at the top of his profession could.

She clearly has her mother’s look!

Every success and best wishes for the future.

Derek (proud Dad)

David Ho - Mon 06 September 2010 - 3:01 PM

Thank you Derek. I didn’t have to try very hard at all. Gill made it very easy for me to take beautiful portraits. Do keep in touch. Best wishes, David

Monday, August 30, 2010

Glasgow weddings

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It feels like ages since I photographed a Glasgow wedding. Being an east coast of Scotland Edinburgh lad through and through, I still have a special fondness for the anywhere along Scotland’s west coast, Ayrshire, Troon, up by Loch Lomond, even Glasgow city centre. I’ve photographed a lot of weddings around Glasgow during my first years as a wedding photographer. It’s hard to describe but there’s a different feel to how people celebrate weddings out that way. More raucous, more boisterous but definitely all good. Fingers crossed for a few more 2011/2012 enquiries from that neck of the woods:-)

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