Early Sunday morning I received a panicky text. My maternity session with Ankita and her little munchkin was 6 days away. But the little munchkin had chopped off her hair while Mummy was in the shower. Funny but nor funny for photos! Thankfully, an emergency trip to the hairdresser minimised any damage made.
Forty years and four grandchildren later…
The T family requested a shoot to remember Canary Wharf by, where they have set up home, before they set off to the lush countryside. It was a windy day but the sun was out and we had some beautiful light, befitting a beautiful family.
For a few weeks now, I’ve been thinking about this shoot. Another mini-project, with my usual models. Somehow this shoot never made it beyond being an idea. Until today.
Martin and Lynne’s wedding was very special. Not only because they are such an amazing young couple, but also because it means a lot to me too – personally. I have known Lynne and her family for 12 years when Lynne and her three brothers {each well over 6ft tall} were at that time only small children and a whole lot shorter than me!
As cliche as it sounds, one of the most life-changing things that can happen to a person, {imo}, is having a baby. The expecting stage is always a mixture of emotions: exciting, daunting, special.
Such a special little girl. So hoped for, so wanted, so loved. Now she is here. At 9 days young.
Ah what’s sweeter than the smell of newborns… Here’s beautiful baby Z with her adorable big brother and doting parents…
More on the lovely Tuckers, this time, the second part of the shoot – fun, casual, energetic, lifestyle…
When I first met these adorable twinsies, they fit in one Moses basket. Now at a whopping whole ONE year old, it’s a job trying to catch them! Two energetic crawlers,cruisers, walkers. Happy birthday H & M!
It’s nothing big. But it’s my first. And it’s a photo of my son.
It might have been the perfect venue for a summer photo-shoot, except that on the day itself, it didn’t just rain, it poured. But we didn’t let this dampen our excitement!
There’s something about living next to water, be it the sea, a canal, the docks… It’s so calming, so peaceful.
A stunning family in a stunning location. A perfect combination.
How exciting! I am announcing my first-ever give-away to say thank you for bearing with my blog posts and photos over the past year or so! So if you are interested, read on…
We did it! I am very proud of all 8 participants of the workshop. They braved the cold and rain. Real troopers. A fantastic bunch.
I’ve already said it in a couple of previous blog posts and I say it again: I have a fear of unwanted noise. So I keep my ISO down and suffer in other areas such as focus or light.
A perfect sunny day to match a perfect smiley boy!
Back on the bloggity after a short break – yes I’ve been busy!
After having been asked a few times if I’d ever consider doing a workshop, I’ve finally decided I will do one this year.
