Welcome to the online journal of wedding photography by Richard and Sarah Harris. We are Capture It!
Through this blog we will show you more of our work, favourite photos from our latest weddings, recommendations for suppliers and venues and general musings on wedding planning and organisation.
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We look forward to hearing what you think and hope you enjoy our photography.
Many thanks,
Richard & Sarah
Top 100 Wedding and Portrait Photos of 2015 At last we’ve put together our very favourite images from 2015. It has been a fantastic year with lots of amazing locations; barns, village halls, country estates, marquees with rainbows and even a beach reception! We’ve seen some beautiful dresses, stunning shoes, pretty flowers and delicious looking...
Surrey wedding photographer Sean Gannon recently hosted a 2-day photography workshop / training session that Richard attended. It’s always good to take opportunities to swap ideas and keep our approach fresh and new. There were delegates there from distant corners of the UK and various levels of experience. We were very pleased to discover that...
To celebrate our 18th wedding anniversary we had a couple of days away at Hever Castle. They’ve just started to offer 5 star bed and breakfast at the Castle and it was brilliant. We were able to meander around the castle and grounds and totally chill out. The weather was pretty dull but that didn’t...
Capture It had a great time on Tuesday photographing delicious and imaginative Wedding Cakes for the very talented Annice Curtis of i-heart-cakes. It was a beautiful sunny day that fitted in so well with our garden party themed shoot. Annice’s cakes are delicious, imaginative and of superb quality. In fact Richard took it upon himself...
This year we and a couple of our friends went to Madeira for the first time. We can thoroughly recommend it. It is a stunningly beautiful island that has incredible views over mountains, the sea or both. It’s a landscape photographer’s paradise. Kind of like Wales without the cold. We thought you’d like to see...