William A.
I’m a calm, creative photographer, capturing moments that matter and the people who make them special, in a way that feels natural and effortless.
"I know you’re not just here to look at photos.
You’re here to see if I’m the right fit for you."
So before we go any further, here’s a little more about the person behind the camera...
Welcome to the “behind-the-camera” side of RavenView Photography.
My approach is calm, creative, and focused on capturing moments naturally and honestly. I take time to understand the people I’m photographing, which helps every image feel effortless and genuine.
Some sessions are guided by my creative vision, others let you take the lead, and most are a mix of both. I love exploring different ideas, trying small creative experiments, and finding ways to make each shoot unique, all while keeping things relaxed and pressure-free.
The goal is simple: create a comfortable space where real moments happen, people can be themselves, and memories are captured exactly as they are.
And to be completely honest with you, none of this would have been possible without my partner "Frvnska", supporting me from the very start with my first camera and helping RavenView Photography grow into what it is today. So I definitely want to chuck some well needed credit her way.
As for me... I’ve been practising photography for over five years now, and I’ve been running RavenView Photography for just over a year, working across personal projects, portraits, and real-world events. That journey has included becoming the official photographer for the Eastbourne Historic Vehicle Club, covering large public shows and observational-style event work.
My style is relaxed, visionary, and unobtrusive, focusing on moments as they happen, naturally and honestly. I enjoy working with the light that’s there, and while I keep gear ready for creative shots, I prefer letting the moment guide the photo.
Sessions are flexible. You can follow my creative vision, take full creative control, or meet somewhere in the middle. Whatever the setup, I aim to keep things chilled and pressure-free so the photos genuinely reflect the people in them.
Whatever the location or the weather, my goal stays the same: to capture moments that actually matter.