We are Kenneth and Julien.
“For thy sweet love remembered, such wealth brings...”
-- William Shakespeare, Sonnet 29.
Your wedding is one the most important events in your life.
Your memories of this day are precious.
Our images of your day will live on….and on.
Natural pictures will capture the story of this wonderful day, moment by moment, from early-morning preparation to your ceremony to your celebration party – but told as you want it!
We will be with you through that day but we work without intrusion, without fuss, without commotion.
We will work closely with you in advance, meticulously planning and explaining the special documentary technique that we use. As photographers with major experience in news reportage, we apply a highly sensitive approach to our subject. We tell a story from behind the lens. That is our expertise. And the story of your wedding day will provide you with a visual legacy, a narrative, to enjoy now and be treasured by future generations.
You want beautiful images that capture the essence of your wedding… the emotion, the happiness, the style, your family and friends. We listen attentively to understand what you want us to capture in this visual memory-bank.
And if you are getting married abroad, we will go with you. We are available to record your wedding, no matter where you choose to be.
We bring to you many years of combined professional photographic skill.
ABOUT KENNETH
Best known for his documentary projects in Ireland and abroad, Kenneth has travelled extensively for Irish Aid Agency GOAL to areas of civil unrest and conflict. The first of these was to Rwanda in 1994 and subsequently to Iraq following the US invasion, on to Afghanistan, East Timor and Kosovo. He worked in Banda Ache in Indonesia following the Tsunami. He is the recipient of numerous national and international photographic awards.
You can view a selection of his personal work at KOH Images.
ABOUT JULIEN
Julien began work as a photographer in 1997. Since then he has worked with all the major national and international publications, including The Irish Times, The Irish Independent, USA Today, The New York Times and the world-famous photo agency, Getty Images. He is the recipient of several photographic awards for his coverage of current affairs and sport, including the Olympic Games. His project on the population in Belarus after the Chernobyl accident is highly acclaimed.
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