I started wedding photography and videography using Sony cameras, initially the Sony A7III, then onto A7IV, but I'm proud to now photograph and film using Leica.
I've had a few Leica cameras over the years, the digital M8 and the M3 and M6 35mm film cameras. I develop the black-and-white films myself at home in my dark room. It's very satisfying to compose a photo and then develop and print it yourself.
I enjoy shooting on Leica SL2 cameras. There is something about a Leica image that really captures the soul of the subject. Even though they are digital cameras, to me, they go back to the basics of photography, which lets you focus more on the subject and the composition rather than the settings.
As cinematic videographers and photographers I'm always looking to test and improve on my equipment, I'm still saving for native Leica glass, but the Voightlander lenses I currently have are the next best thing for my projects.
I learnt photography by shooting UK street photography on my Leica M8. This is where my candid documentary style started. I instantly captured life's moments, keeping those stories forever on a film frame or a group of pixels.
