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Clare & Bert's wedding: Great Wilbraham Hall, Cambridgeshire
Clare & Bert got married at Great Wilbraham Hall in Cambridgeshire in what I'm sure they will be delighted to hear described as a "beer-heavy" wedding. That might not sound like the usual sort of compliment you might read about a wedding, but for a wedding that featured its own specially-commissioned wedding beer then it's the highest praise.
Here are a selection of my favourite photos from Clare & Bert's wedding, including a shot of the beer menu!
University of Cambridge May Bumps 2008
The May Bumps is one of the most visually exciting events in the University of Cambridge's calendar. Unlike the annual Boat Race that pits Oxford and Cambridge's boat crews against each other in one decisive race, the May Bumps takes place over four days as each college's boats battle each other to advance further up the river. Here are some of my favourite images from the afternoon I spent taking pictures on the river Cam.
Spectators line the Cam:
The corners see lots of excitement as boats try to cut inside each other to bump:
More corner action:
A victorious crew claim their trophies from the banks of the river:
Why use a telephoto for sports photography when you've got a superwide lens in your camera bag?
The start of each race can be very congested:
One of Selwyn's boats heads up the river for the start of their race:
Selwyn row home victorious:
Bumping on the corner:
Croquet & tennis at Selwyn College, Cambridge
As part of my ongoing work with Selwyn College, I've been taking pictures of summer sports. I'll have some more rowing pictures taken during the May Bumps to show soon, but in the meantime here's a selection of pictures of students playing croquet and tennis.
Jackie & Steve's wedding in Nottinghamshire
Jackie & Steve got married in Jackie's home village in Nottinghamshire, with a church wedding followed by a reception at Jackie's parents' house nearby. With such a great setting and so many guests there were many great moments for me to capture: these are some of my favourites.
Bruce Weber visits Cambridge to promote Let's Get Lost
Photographer and film maker Bruce Weber visited Cambridge at the weekend to introduce a screening of his film, Let's Get Lost, at the Arts Picturehouse. Before the screening, he enjoyed the same uniquely Cambridge hospitality that guests enjoy at the Cambridge Film Festival, including drinks at Trinity Hall College and a punt trip down the river Cam.
Here are a few of my favourite pictures from the drinks reception.
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