portraits

London Brand Photography - A Soulful Shoot with Helen Carrie

London Brand Photography - A Soulful Shoot with Helen Carrie

Helen, a freelance TV producer and copywriter, has this great vibrant energy about her… I knew we’d have fun on our Soulful Shoot from the second we first chatted about it.

London Brand Photography - A Soulful Shoot with Miranda Robinson

London Brand Photography - A Soulful Shoot with Miranda Robinson

A very peaceful and zen shoot last month with Homeopath and Craniosacral Therapist, Miranda Robinson in a bright, elegant room in Bloomsbury Square London.

London Brand Photography - Double Happiness Studio

London Brand Photography - Double Happiness Studio

A fun, vibrant Soulful Shoot with Ann, florist and founder of Double Happiness Studio, who blends east with west creating floral aesthetics beyond the ordinary. She’s been featured in The Sunday Times, Time Out & The Vinyl factory… and no wonder, because her flowers are out of this world beautiful!

PORTSMOUTH BRAND PHOTOGRAPHY - A SOULFUL SHOOT WITH AMY WATT

PORTSMOUTH BRAND PHOTOGRAPHY - A SOULFUL SHOOT WITH AMY WATT

A hot and sunny, June Soulful Shoot in Southsea, Portsmouth with Amy Watt, a Career & Life Coach for senior communications professionals. I always love it when I get to shoot personal branding portraits outside of London, and Portsmouth was no exception.

London Brand Photography - A Soulful Shoot with Cat De Lange

London Brand Photography - A Soulful Shoot with Cat De Lange

Amidst the rainy days and storms of February just gone, I managed to squeeze in a gorgeous Soulful Shoot with Author and Journalist Cat De Lange in Clissold Park, Stoke Newington.

The puppy escaped!

Isolation stories: week five

As we entered week five of lockdown, people seemed a bit restless and lockdown fatigue was definitely setting in.

Boris was still nowhere to be seen... did he actually have Coronavirus or was he just hiding away from his responsibilities? Bit like that time he hid in a fridge to avoid the media? Retailers were really suffering and Cath Kidston closed all of its shops, plus loads of Brits were getting pissed!

It was a dreamily warm week, filled with long sunny days. I ventured out on my bike cycling over 40 miles in a week… exploring an eerily quiet central London, taking a peek in Soho and Hyde Park, finally realising where the Royal Albert Hall actually was (after living in London for 15 years!) and even stood at the gates of Buckingham Palace (never been there before either). My bike has been a total lifesaver and lockdown has actually given me an opportunity to discover new places and enjoy London’s roads which are so quiet.

The BIG news in our house was that the puppy escaped! After ten minutes of frantically searching for her, we heard a voice outside shout “we have your dog here, in the end house”. Eira’s first big solo adventure! She didn’t seem phased.

We went for a house jog together one day, relaxed to Michelle’s fully immersive and beautiful online sound journey (she’s doing them every Tuesday at 8pm if you fancy it) and joined a new moon ceremony manifesting all kinds of good stuff.

I took some socially distanced portraits of my pal Laura who has written this beautiful article about living with MS, enjoyed the NHS clap from my mates front stoop and finally finished reading A New Earth which is a book i’m gonna treasure and read over and over.

Week five in pics (click to enlarge the images). Thanks so much for reading.