About Me
Hello, I’m Sharron. Photographer, professional people watcher and someone who has spent a rather ridiculous amount of time looking for beautiful light.
Before becoming a wedding photographer, I worked as a journalist at the BBC, working on programmes including Question Time and Newsround (which I loved)! I’ve always been fascinated by people, their stories and all the things happening just outside the main event.
These days I tell stories with a camera rather than words.
For over 15 years, I’ve photographed weddings across London and the UK, finding beauty in unexpected places, watching for the moments that might otherwise go unnoticed and making photographs that are a little cinematic, sometimes unconventional and always full of feeling.
I’m drawn to beautiful light, interesting compositions and the wonderfully unpredictable nature of people. I love analogue film, music that tells a good story and photographs that make you stop and look twice.
But perhaps I should explain where all this comes from…
How it started…
My dad had an incredible brain. He was brilliant at quizzes, remembered the most wonderfully obscure facts and could tell a story that kept everyone listening.
My mum was endlessly creative. She was always cooking something unusual, making something by hand or redesigning the house. Her memory, though, was never quite as reliable and later, she lived with dementia.
Somewhere between the two of them, I exist.
So with a curious mind, a creative streak and the growing awareness of just how fragile our memories can be.
Watching my mum gradually lose memory changed the way I think about photographs. They became something more than pictures. They were evidence of a life lived, of relationships, places and moments that might otherwise disappear.
It’s something that has stayed with me, both personally and artistically.
It’s probably why I notice the little things, the fleeting moments and the bits that don’t always get the attention they deserve.
The art of seeing
I spent years working as a journalist at the BBC before retraining in photojournalism. I eventually found myself photographing a friend’s wedding. I made her a little album of my favourite images and she cried when she saw it. That was pretty much that. I was hooked.
Fast forward more than 15 years and I’m still photographing weddings, although the way I approach them has changed quite a bit.
I’ve recently completed an MA in Photography at Falmouth University, which has given me the chance to experiment, challenge myself and explore photography beyond weddings.
I’ve always loved cinema, and it’s had a huge influence on the way I approach photography. I’m drawn to lovely light, interesting compositions and images that feel like stills from a film. But ultimately, weddings are about people, and that’s what I love most about them. The personalities, the relationships and all the wonderfully unpredictable things that happen when you get everyone together.
What I love about wedding photography is the freedom to be creative amongst all the chaos. To notice something unexpected, play with the light or find the beauty in those quieter, more intimate moments. There’s always something new to see, and I’m here for all of it!
Shall we make something wonderful?
If you’re looking for someone who will photograph your wedding with curiosity, care and a slightly different perspective, I’d love to hear from you.
You don’t need to know how to pose or spend hours in front of the camera. You just need to have a brilliant day with your favourite people.
I’ll take care of the photographs.
“Sharron is a true photographic artist and we are very lucky to have her take us as clients.”
Fernanda and Remi
