Event Photographer in Lincoln, Lincolnshire

An elderly woman dressed in historical clothing, holding a cane and a basket, walking through a cobblestone street near a castle with gothic windows.

I photograph festivals, markets, and community events across Lincoln and Lincolnshire, working closely with organisers and traders to capture both the scale of an event and the smaller human moments inside it. My approach is documentary and unobtrusive — I move through the event rather than stopping people to pose, so the gallery reflects how the day actually felt. I've covered events including the Lincoln Festival of History and Ye Olde Wytches Market at the historic Tudor Hall, part of the National Civil War Centre in Newark-on-Trent, delivering galleries that work for organisers and for attendees who want to find themselves in the gallery afterwards.

A woman wearing a light brown button-up shirt, a dark plaid jacket with orange lines, a hat, and a bonnet with lace. She has light skin, blue eyes, and is outdoors with a blurred background of a wall and sky.
A small brown dog with large ears wearing a green jacket and a frog hat made of soft fabric, sitting on a green blanket in front of a brick wall.
A person dressed in historical clothing walking on a cobblestone street alongside a large flock of sheep, with a stone archway and historic building in the background.
A table displaying various leather belts with intricate embroidery and designs, with some priced at 65 pounds. In the background, there are bags and other leather items on display.
A man dressed in historical clothing, including a gray coat, beige trousers, and tall black riding boots, is standing at a market stall. He is wearing a tall black top hat and appears to be talking to an older woman behind the stall. The woman, with
A group of people gathered outdoors next to a brick wall, working on a jewelry project on a wooden table, with tools and materials scattered on it. One person is seated in a wheelchair, smiling and observing others, who appear engaged in crafting or
Two women dressed in 18th-century period clothing, wearing bonnets, standing behind a black metal fence with a brick wall and greenery in the background.
Three women dressed in black, traditional belly dance costumes, perform outdoors on a grassy area in front of a brick building, holding curved swords above their heads.
Three people dressed as historical civilians, possibly from the 18th or 19th century, standing outdoors near a brick wall, engaging in a conversation. The woman on the left wears a blue dress with a white apron and a bonnet, holding a basket. The wom
A woman with red hair, glasses, and a gray jacket working on a white stone sculpture of a face in a stone workshop.
Man wearing a red top hat and ornate costume blowing a horn during a street festival.
A flower shop display with various floral arrangements, colorful flowers, and small jars filled with flower petals, set against a stone wall background.
A person carving a detailed wooden sculpture outdoors, wearing a brown patterned hat and a pink and white striped shirt with a brown vest.
A woman with bright pink hair buying jewelry at an outdoor market stall. The stall has various necklaces hanging from a black display tree and other items on the table, with signs showing prices and descriptions.
A wicker basket filled with jars of hand painted terracotta herb pots. A sign indicates they are priced at 10 pounds each. In the background, there is a black bowl with white wax and dried herbs and a cardboard box. Additional signs and items are vis

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What to expect:

I arrive ahead of time to get a feel for the layout and light, then spend the event moving between wide shots of atmosphere and closer, candid moments of people, stalls and activity. Afterwards, your gallery is published at gallery.mazzanti.studio, where attendees can search for themselves, view and download their photos or order a print directly to their door. If the gallery isn't live yet, you can sign up to be notified the moment it is.

FAQ:

  • Can attendees buy their own photos after the event?

    • Yes — galleries are published at gallery.mazzanti.studio where anyone can browse, purchase digital downloads, and order prints directly to their door.

  • How do organisers book event coverage?

    • Get in touch through the enquiry form with your event date and details.

  • Do you cover multi-day events?

    • Yes, this is something I offer — pricing for multi-day coverage will be listed on the pricing/services page once it's live.

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