After years of shooting weddings it still takes me by surprise how different each one of them is. It shouldn’t be a surprise considering how personal an event like a…
Tall redwoods with golden midday sun shining brightly through their branches, colourful flowers and flavourful food, voices and laughter of happy people and in the middle of it Sonya and…
The night before the wedding we arrived to what I suppose could be called very Scottish Summer weather. It was raining sideways and a cold harsh wind blew around every…
When you fly over Malaysia, all you see is green. That’s rainforest. When you drive through Malaysia, all you see is green. Still the rainforest. With an occasional monkey on…
I fell in love with the Snowdonian mountains the first time I drove down their windy roads. Rugged edges poking out of soft velvety looking grass. Sharp rays of light…
From an almost delayed civil ceremony on a Wednesday in London followed by a boozy reception in a penthouse suite across the city to space cakes and unicorns on a…
Just after Milos was born, Aimee and Telly gave him a French accent. “It just made sense. We realised that he was a French revolutionary at heart and the older…
It’s early morning in Vernazza and the cobblestoned streets are mainly quiet with the exception of the odd squeaky handcart full of water bottles or crates of oranges being wheeled…
Mara Olare Orok airstrip in Kenya, October 2017. We take a sharp left turn, swooping over the hot and dusty landscape. Wildebeest scattering in all directions right underneath us, we…