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The Little Photo Company comprises of a team of five young(ish!) photographers.
Between us we have covered literally hundreds of weddings in venues from Cornwall to Edinburgh, across Europe and even the US.
We all share a love of our work and a common to approach to relaxed and informal photography which the Little Photo Company has built itself upon.
Working as a team allows us to share ideas and keep each other on our toes - we don't just have the benefit of our own experience, but the company as a whole.
We all share a love of our work and a common to approach to relaxed and informal photography which the Little Photo Company has built itself upon.
Working as a team allows us to share ideas and keep each other on our toes - we don't just have the benefit of our own experience, but the company as a whole.
Steve
Steve's first job out of school was back in the days of 35mm film as a photographer for a local newspaper. While working at the paper he studied A-level photography in evening classes going on to read BSc in MediaLab Arts at Plymouth University. At uni Steve was introduced to both the new medium of digital photography and his wife Tash. Both new loves blossomed and several years later Steve and Tash set up The Little Photo Company together. Steve's real passion in photography is in reportage work - capturing an event or occasion and the people involved and providing a record for years to come.
Steve joined the Wedding Photojournalist Association in October 2011.
click here to view a gallery of steve's work
Tash first discovered a love of photography as a teenager when she realised it is a great artistic medium for someone with very poor drawing ability! Her Dad's old battered Pentax saw her through sixth-form and a degree in MediaLab Arts at Plymouth University where film turned into digital. Here Tash spent less time in the dark room and more time on the computer where she got the nickname of the 'Photoshop Queen'.
Deenie first developed her interest for film photography whilst studying Media and English at the College of St Mark and St John in Plymouth. This flourished into digital photography when travelling in Australasia, Asia and the Americas in 2005.
When not photographing weddings, Martin is rarely seen without a camera in hand. He loves to capture real life through pictures and this passion formed part of a recent project to take a picture a day for 365 days.