Rob Morris

I was born in Wales and moved to England in my mid 20s and am a proud father and grandfather. Having spent a lot of time photographing some of the most underprivileged people around the world for charities and NGO,s. I am well aware the power of photography to record the most important times of peoples lives. From my early days of film photography to the current use of high end digital I know that it’s not the equipment but the connection between subject and photographer that change a snap into a photograph that has meaning.

I have a natural curiosity about people and love to chat about anything and everything and probably have what some would call a dry sense of humour. Its often because of this that I am able to catch that expression that can mean so much to the person being photographed and their family.

My most precious possessions are photographs of my late mother and father as well as a few of my grandparents and I really believe that a printed image is so much better than some digital files on a computer or a memory stick.

Three things I love. Rugby, animals and coffee which goes well with brie and bacon in French bread. When I’m not capturing a wedding or portrait session you will find me in front of the TV with a large mug of fresh coffee, the before mentioned bacon and brie while watching Wales beat England at the Principality Stadium.

That’s a few bits about my story so now I want to hear about yours and document that life event so that you will have those special images that become your heirlooms for generations to come.