Leave something to the imagination, use the dark as well as the light; if the light is too strong, improvise, look at it from another angle, its all in the approach. This was taken on a free pre shoot, an overhanging bush, just right for a little bit of romance.

I love that feeling of being a grain of sand in the comparison of time.
Incorporating landscape photography into wedding photography melds epic beauty with once in a lifetime love.

I love shooting into the sun (warning! looking into direct sunlight might cause harm) but a controlled use of flare can make a kissy kissy shot go wow!

There's an old saying 'If it rains on your wedding day, you'll be together forever' I hope this is true. I've done many a wedding when its raining but always been lucky enough that there's a break to do the family photos.
The rain has its own beauty, it brings colours alive, gives concrete texture and depth, puddles for reflections and distortion on windows.
It really is how you look at it.