THE PEAR TREE. WILTSHIRE.
A PURTON RECORD
The Pear Tree is a location of layers. Set in the village of Purton, it transitions from a 400-year-old former vicarage into a clean, modern Orangery. This shift between the historic stone of the original house and the expansive glass of the reception space dictates the rhythm of the photography.
Documenting a wedding here is about tracking that movement. From the quiet preparation in the library to the open-air descent of the garden staircase, the geography of the site allows for a natural, unscripted flow. My role was to observe the day as it happened, recording the texture of the Wiltshire landscape and the unforced energy of the party.
No manufactured poses. No interference. Just the honest record of a day in Purton.