Back in February 2020, I had the honour of photographing Wuffa, a Norfolk and Suffolk based Viking and Saxon re-enactment society. To be asked to photograph them again, this time in Lowestoft, meant a lot, as with all repeat customs. With this second major shoot, I had a fantastic time, if a little frenetic! I put myself under a bit of pressure this time as I wanted to get a triptych of photographs of each of the people having their portrait taken. This was so that when I post to Instagram I have three correlating images in a row. With Instagram, it is all about the grid and many businesses and individuals have adopted ‘3 photos in a row’ imagery. This can make your socials appear neater, more uniform and in turn, quite professional. Because I needed three images of each sitter I had to be quick and efficient. I asked each person to look in three different directions, creating a set of images that were differing yet in keeping with one another. It was a bit like a military operation to photograph all of them but it was great fun, they were all brilliant to meet again.
Because this was a large group and took a while to complete I charged the half-day rate rather than for individual portraits. This is a more cost-effective solution to photographing numerous people. For further information see my current commercial rates. A big thanks goes to Aaron for shooting the behind the scenes video for me, it’s always great to have an extra pair of hands and eyes on set. Do you have a large group of people that need portraits taken? Perhaps, like Wuffa, you’re a group of people with particular interests that would be worthy of photographing? If so please get in touch.







































































































































