About Aaron | ADHD Norfolk Wedding Photographer | Magpie Magpie Photography
Hey.
I'm Aaron.
Let me be straight with you.
I blend in, read the room, and quietly catch the stuff nobody else noticed was happening. That's the job. That's always the job.
My ADHD is
a superpower.
I'm very open about ADHD because it makes me creative — I have the ability to turn chaotic, loud, emotional wedding days into honest, real stories you'll relive forever. No shouting instructions, no forced poses — just me blending in, noticing the magic others miss, and capturing the laughs, hugs, and energy shifts that make your day feel alive. Read more about how ADHD shapes my photography.
How ADHD shapes my workI keep things
simple.
- I blend in and move with the day — guiding when needed, disappearing when not
- I read the room quickly and I'm ready when things kick off
- Loud, emotional or chaotic? That's where the good stuff lives
- I won't bark orders at you or make you fake laugh
- Nervous in front of a camera? Good — that's where I do my best work
- I'll have a chat with your nan and quietly watch for the good stuff
- No posing every five minutes. No stopping the dancing for "one more"
What it actually looks like.
You're my people
if…
You care about how the day feels as much as how it looks. You want to be there, not pose for the camera. You love laughter, hugs, big emotion and a dancefloor that doesn't stay empty.
If that sounds like you, we'll get along.
- —You'd rather be dancing than posing
- —Natural light and relaxed vibes should be a legal requirement
- —The idea of being directed makes you want to elope
- —Your wedding is going to be loud, emotional, or both
- —You think a good wedding ends late and involves questionable food choices
- —You want photos that feel like memories, not magazine shots
Behind the
camera.
I picked up a camera at 15 and never put it down. My ADHD fuels my creativity and keeps me thinking fast. I've been photographing for over a decade and fell into weddings because nothing else feels this real.
When I'm not behind a lens, I'm drumming or exploring the outdoors. I love a good story — that's why I called this Magpie Magpie.
Oh, and I love a good wedding. Obviously.
And my partner
in crime — Ali.
Not only is she my beautiful wife, she's also the one that keeps the gears running. She's stepping into the world of photography too, but she is my point person when it comes to getting people together and making sure we never miss a beat behind the scenes.
Ali has had some amazing roles — including PA to the Governor of the Tower of London. I think she actually created the word "organisation."
Together we work seamlessly. We tackle ceremonies like an army operation, communicate telepathically, and capture your big day from every angle. As a newly married couple ourselves, we know what matters — and we bring that to every wedding we shoot.
Questions about
how I work.
The questions couples ask when they want to understand what an ADHD photographer actually means in practice.
Read the full ADHD page →Let's talk about
your day.
No hard sell. No obligation. Just a proper chat about your wedding and whether we're the right fit for each other.
