A BUSY THREE WEEKS

Here’s a sneak of what I’ve been doing over the past twenty-one days.

Some portraits in Paris…

Back to London for some pre-wedding photos on Columbia Road…

A walk along the river after a wedding at St Paul’s…

And a weekend in Portugal.

It’s been a very busy three weeks, but the next two are a little calmer with portraits and engagements and a lot of editing to do, before a wedding very close to my heart. I’m also going to be photographing this little beauty, our very own London Bride.

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13 Comments

  1. Cool! I wish I got to travel as much! I can’t wait to see the Portugal wedding!! I love black red and white as a combo. Classic.

  2. Wait… I know one of those faces! No more sneak peeks, give me a full post, enough of the tease!

  9. Uhm, that’s so weird, the beautiful bride at the top looks just like you (well from behind anyway!). These all look so smashing on your new lovely site. And eek, I am very honoured and excited to see you Saturday xoxo

  12. Oooh very excited… busy 3 weeks for you = tons of amazing pictures for us to see!

  13. Busy Busy Busy indeed. I can’t wait to see the rest of them. The Stadshuset looks like an amazing building and how can you beat Portugal in the sun?

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