What If We’re Awkward in Front of the Camera?

“We’re not photogenic” — every couple says this

And almost every couple is wrong.

Most people aren’t bad in photos — they’re just uncomfortable being directed or judged.

Why documentary photography works for real people

As an inclusive wedding photographer, my job isn’t to change you — it’s to observe you.

That means:

  • No forced poses
  • No fake laughter
  • No pressure to perform

You don’t need to know what to do. You just need to be present.

What actually creates natural photos

  • Movement instead of posing
  • Conversation instead of silence
  • Trust instead of control

If you’re planning an alternative wedding in London or beyond and want photos that feel like you, this approach matters more than you think.

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