
With a focus on delivering sophisticated images, I specialize in photographing the souls and spirits who share a mutual love for not just one another, but all of those around them. As a sole photographer, I manage all aspects of the process to guarantee a cohesive and refined result.
Services
Here’s what to expect from the experience process
The Beginning
At the outset, I engage couples in a comprehensive discussion to understand their vision, objectives, and preferences. This phase lays the foundation for a tailored experience.
Communications
Crafting a visual narrative, I develop a plan that encapsulates the direction of the couple. Depending on the length between the beginning and the event, a number of communications with the couple (together and separate) to add anything that was missed or changed.
Feedback & Subsequent Communication
Couple input is paramount. I actively seek feedback on family dynamics, friendships, and any other detail, facilitating a process that hones in on a balance between client vision and my expertise. This collaborative approach ensures the final design surpasses expectations.
The Event
With a finalized idea in mind, I capture the details of not only the event, but the details of the experience. I ensure that every detail aligns with the story that is meant to be lived. This phase culminates in the realization of the experience.
Here are some of my recent events





What my clients are saying
“Very friendly”
Leigh was great. He was very friendly and answered all of our questions, highly recommend going to see him for any photos you want done.
Catherine Carmichael
“Very special thing to have”
You can tell it’s Leigh, just by looking at the photo. He has his own style, that when you look at it you know it’s Leigh. It’s a very special thing to have.
Martin Botvidsson
“Will tell all our friends”
I’m going to tell all of our friends about you.
Trevor Proctor
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