About - Chrisography Hampshire Wedding Photography

About

I am Chrisography and my name is Chris Brown and I can’t sing like the other guy, but I can take amazing pictures of your wedding day! I live in Fleet, Hampshire with my wife and 4 children – I know, I don’t look that old!

Photography has been a passion of mine for over 10 years both as a wedding photographer and in the past, as a professional motorsport photographer – where my work was regularly printed in the press.

I love photographing weddings, I get to meet lots of amazing people, share a couple’s very special day and record it for them to look back on and share with others.

Some random facts about me:

I am very tall – well not very tall but I am up there.

I have a phobia of bellybuttons

Before becoming a wedding photographer I worked in the travel industry and I started two very successful holiday companies

I love karting

I spend time in the spring in Tornado Alley in the American Midwest, Storm Chasing! Or cloud chasing as the wife calls it.

I consider myself to be professional, kind, courteous and importantly I always bring a smile with me on your big day. I look forward to talking to you about capturing your wedding day!

Important Info:

I have full public liability insurance – up to £5m.

I have an Extended DBS certificate allowing me to work with children and young people (Update service ID number is available on request).

To see some of our favourite shots choose from the portfolios below

TESTIMONIALS

Great photographer. Polite, professional and took some great photos, with several comments from guests saying how impressed they were with Chris. He sent the pictures over after just a couple of weeks - this was greatly appreciated as some people I know have had to wait months for theirs. The pictures themselves were lovely - Chris had applied some filters to the photos (vintage, black and white etc) whilst also giving us the originals so that we could see which we prefer. We also got a copy of every image that had been optimised for social media uploads.

Mark Innis