About Lee

 Lee Allen is a photographer whose obsession with his art has driven him to blossom from self-taught to "one of the best contemporary wedding photographers in England" over the past 9 years.  He originates from rural Norfolk and now lives in the West Midlands.  His friendly approach, coupled with his knack of capturing the 'moment', has seen him work for couples, companies, and large corporations including the BBC.

Lee loves emotion.  He's good at spotting a smile or a sniffle and capturing it without you even noticing he's moved.  Whether it's a weighty church ceremony, or a sweaty club gig, he approaches every job with commitment and professionalism ensuring breathtaking results every time.

Testimonials

"Lee was much more than a photographer on the big day, he was such a calming influence and it didn't feel like we had to pose for photographs for hours, they all came naturally.  The photographs surpassed our expectations of what wedding photography could ever be - he captured our personalities within each shot." - Kate

"We thought you were wonderful.  You worked really hard, coming up to see us so many times before the wedding then going all over the place with us on the day.  You were really relaxed and cool and it meant having our photos taken was a pleasure.  We absolutely love the photos, they're modern and colourful and totally captured the mood of the day.  We will treasure them." - Nicky & Chris

“Lee is fantastic to work with. He understands the brief and delivers quality images every time.” - Sophie Palmer, picture editor for Front and Scarlet magazines

 “A very talented photographer, who always gets great images out of the most difficult stage sets. Easy and inspiring to work with, he copes well with all the weird, wonderful, challenging and mostly late-notice briefs we throw at him!“ - Crissie Rushton, Marketing + Development Manager, Wolverhampton Civic Halls

 “The quality of his work is fantastic and all the couples are thrilled with the results. I look forward to working with him again soon.” - Steve Gerrard Photography