Chris Cork Photography

07/10/2026

Check back soon for a raw editor that thinks outside the box. 🙌🙌🙌

Can't wait to get it out there, it may just surprise you 😊

30/09/2026

A handful of captures from my wedding bookings late August 💍

23/09/2026

I've made and released a photo culling app called RapidCulling.
(It's currently beta).

Made by a wedding photographer for wedding and sports photographers. Built on Linux, but supports Mac and Windows too!

Check it out! Facebook are now limiting link sharing so check my youtube or Google RapidCulling! It's also on my website under Rapid apps menu.

21/09/2026

Google checking my new app, second to last paragraph did make me smile 😁

More info:
https://www.chriscorkphotography.co.uk/rapidtimelapse-lrtimelapse-alternative

21/09/2026

I've developed a timelapse editor called RapidTimelapse for the application RapidRAW (Opensource Lightroom). Check it out below! More features coming soon.

It's like LR Timelapse but it works with the free and open source RapidRAW instead.

https://www.chriscorkphotography.co.uk/rapidtimelapse-lrtimelapse-alternative

Rapid Timelapse is a free, open-source application designed to work seamlessly alongside RapidRaw (an open-source alternative to Adobe Lightroom). Similar to LRTimelapse, Rapid Timelapse edits RapidRaw’s sidecar files rather than Lightroom's.

08/09/2026

The Eastern Veil nebula (NGC6992) aka the Alien in the Sky. Frame one with stars, two without stars and three, the original Raw (or ROAR) file 😉.

Captured in my Maidstone back garden over 3 nights with the Seestar S30 pro. Stacked manually in Stacking Wizard, preprocessed in Astro Wizard and finished in RapidRAW.

Turning into a bit of a Linux nerd so all editing done in free and opensource software that's Linux compatible 🤓

06/09/2026

A handful of shots from a couple of weddings that I captured at the Orchard in August with a focus on some of the surrounding photo opportunities. Lovely venue!

26/08/2026

Andromeda from my Bortle 5 Maidstone back garden. 520 x 30 second captures. Stacked in Siril, processed in AstroWizard and Lightroom. Think I could do with a little more data for this one so will revisit one day in future. Too many targets to try :)