A styled wedding shoot in Brighton with THE Taylor Jackson I hear you say? Yep, it’s official, I think my career has peaked, does that mean I need to retire now?!

So as many of my couples know I often bring Nicola along with me as my second shooter for the day. I feel like second shooters often go without recognition, so I wanted to dedicate a post to her for a change! So if you’re currently thinking about whether to have a second shooter at your wedding, then make sure to keep on reading!

Today I will show you how you can easily recreate these product photos at home with minimal equipment! All you need is a product, some stuffing or cotton wool, your laptop or something you can use as a background and your camera or phone!

Today I will show you how you can easily recreate these product photos at home with minimal equipment! All you need is a product, some string or wire, your laptop or something you can use as a background and your camera or phone!

One thing I've noticed is how so many new mums struggle to navigate motherhood whilst simultaneously trying to run their own businesses at the same time. A question that appears so often in so many photographer groups I'm in is 'how can I run a business when taking care of a baby is it's own full time job?' It's very hard work but it can be done! So I thought it may be of some benefit to film a 'day in the life' to show how I tackle both. I also chose a pretty full-on day as well to show that it can be done!

Follow me on my GoPro as I navigate photographing a micro wedding day, including posing, how I tackle each part of the day, all my photo settings and general tips and tricks along the way!

A quick speed edit in Photoshop. Today I am removing people from a bench in the background of one of my wedding photos by sampling parts of other photos I took. Hope you enjoy! You can see a sneak peek of these wedding photos in my new blog post here!

Dual camera straps are brilliant for wedding photography, it enables you to have almost all of your equipment on you at all times at arms length, without you having to carry around a bulking, heavy camera bag everywhere! I highly recommend them to any wedding photographer, they will genuinely make your life so much easier and are worth every penny.

Unboxing the Nikon Z6ii and first impression’s for wedding photography. This is the kit that comes with the FTZ lens adapter and the 24-70mm f4 lens.

Today I did my own maternity shoot, and share lots of tips and tricks on how you can do your own at home to!

Behind the scenes on my latest cake smash photo shoot with the gorgeous Jaxon for his first birthday! By Aby-Joanne Photography, Surrey and Sussex Wedding And Portrait Photographer.

In this instalment I go through basic manual camera settings including shutter speeds, ISO and aperture and how you can use these to take your photos to the next level.