Most people I know hate having their photograph taken.  I’m not great at telling jokes (I forget the punchlines!) but over the years I’ve developed lots of little ways to keep everything relaxed and make sure that everyone has a good time and comes out looking their best

When I started as a professional photographer a studio was the usual way to have your portrait taken, and white background was the trend. I’ve always been a bit of an ‘outdoors sort of girl’ and so this is where I love to do as much of my work as possible, perfect if you want your horse or your dog to star in your portrait alongside you.

For most of my clients being outside is more familiar than being in a studio, so they find it easier to be themselves and I love natural light. I believe that it gives my work a softer more flattering feel 

Of course, not everyone lives in a ‘show home’ or has the prettiest outside space, if you do that’s great, but I am very well practiced a finding places to create great images, even in the most unlikely of places

When you commission a portrait session with me you’re commissioning a guided, tested creative, process designed to make it all as easy as possible for you, make sure you look and feel your best and have great images to choose from