A LITTLE LONDON FAMILY

A wander around old London town on a quiet Saturday morning in Spring. Daffodils, Columbia Road and some good light to work in. My oh-so gorgeous Georgia, her Ivo and husband Nick, my Contax and light meter, loading new rolls with a click. Photographing families of soon-to-be four with clients now friends whose son I adore…

Georgia & Nick were my first French wedding couple. They took me to Provence for their beautiful wedding and we were friends from there on in. Now they have the very lovely Ivo and a forth member of the family on their way soon, too. Georgia is a marvellous mother, brilliant blogger and thoughtful friend and I’m so grateful to her, for choosing me to photograph her family’s milestones.

I have a little availability left for family portrait sessions through summer, so if you’re thinking of asking me to photograph your own family, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. There are few things more important than capturing these fleeting moments to look back on in the years to come.

This month is a very busy one with lots of shooting and editing along with eagerly awaiting scans from my new best friends at UK Film Lab. Over the past fortnight, I’ve been practising manual focusing with my film camera and have photographed three weddings, two engagement sessions and my first maternity session. I’ve also reluctantly arrived at my thirties. It’s already been a most memorable April and we’re only half-way through…

 

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  1. Thank you for taking such beautiful pictures of us all. We can’t believe how many gorgeous shots you managed to take in just a couple of hours. Photographs we’ll treasure forever xxx

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