Hello, I'm Krish
Barcelona-born, Brighton-based, and I've spent most of my life somewhere in between.
Photographing your day as it actually happens — the quiet bits, the loud bits, and everything in between. Natural and unforced, with gentle direction only where it helps.
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Growing up between cultures teaches you to watch rather than interrupt — to read a room you're not fully part of, and to notice what's actually happening in it instead of arranging it to suit yourself. That became how I photograph. It's also why I work in English, Spanish and Catalan, which matters more at weddings than you'd think when half a family has flown in.
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My background is film and sport (it's the Barcelona-ness kicking in). Film taught me to slow down and get it right the first time. Sport taught me anticipation — where to stand, when to lift the camera, how to recognise a moment while it's still forming. Weddings ask for both.
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And weddings are where that approach belongs. Everything real is already happening — the nerves in the morning, the speech that goes off-script, the hour after dinner when the day finally settles and people start being themselves again. None of it needs directing. My job is to be there for it and stay out of the way.
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I'd love to hear about yours.
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Approach
Relaxed Atmosphere
I create a space where the camera is a silent observer. By removing the pressure of performance, I allow you, your family and friends to breathe and connect in the way they naturally do.
Natural Light
For most of the day, I work with whatever light the day gives me. Morning light through a window, the gold half-hour before dinner, candles and string lights at eleven at night. Only at night I use on-camera flash to reveal the moments in the dark.
Close, but invisible
I work close — near enough to catch a whispered word or a hand finding another one under the table — without being in anyone's way. Most couples tell me afterwards they forgot I was there. That's the job done properly.