That was May that was

OK, I know it's not actually over yet but gosh what a month it's been! We covered four great weddings, one of which was Alyson and Mark's bid for the title "Longest Christian Wedding Ceremony Ever With Most Choral Music", the order of service for which ran to 16 closely-typeset A5 pages. That's now featured as one of the complete weddings on the pictures page of our main site.

We presented another seminar on wedding photography, this time in Dorset, and the two-day workshop we've organised in August with two seriously good wedding photographers from the States has now sold out. The current edition of the Master Photographers Association magazine has a three page article about us in it, and we're rather bemused by the fact that the editor's caption to two of our pictures says that they "clearly involve some arrangement" of the subjects when in fact they're our usual as-it-happens documentary shots ...

We've managed to get up to speed with some new software and further improve our workflow, and we've met with some interesting people in interesting places - including the 32nd floor of one of the glass towers in Canary Wharf.

Unfortunately I can't show you a picture of the amazing view of the Thames from the top because we ... erm ... didn't have a camera with us :(