My photography for so long has been on the most part, a secret love of mine. I was never brave enough to show off my work and namely because the thought of someone brutalising it would destroy what little confidence I have in my skills.
Of late I have however gained in confidence. I have devoured every issue of N Photo magazine and was utterly privileged to be included in one issue for my photography. Since then I have also received two top 5 ranking critiques from The Photography Academy. Not to mention the shoots rolling in.
Whilst I will never fully be comfortable with accepting compliments, I am proud of my work. I even style most of my shoots and I love the whole process of the shoot…yes even the clearing up.



Khandie came to our house last evening to take photos of our grown up and very amusing, opinionated 6 children, our 3 dogs, the 10 golden 6 week old puppies and us old people. It was great fun. Emma managed to muck in, make us relax, and not shove 4 puppies up her jumper to steal home with her. I think my husband Chris may of missed his calling as a supermodel he got very into the whole thing . Emma and Simon – thank you for your time, effort, humour and loveliness. Best of luck with future shoots. xx