
1st January 2019 / Other
The other side of 2018
Always taking photos
Professionally 2018 was an awesome year. I feel like I took my photography to a new level, I won an award and got to shoot three weddings abroad. I’m proud of what I’ve achieved in my work and look forward to making some new goals for 2019 and raising the bar for my creativity and wedding photography. Personally it’s been a mixed bag with some ups and downs. Despite this years low points I have ended it happy and healthy though and I’m very much looking forward to the new year and making some positive changes in my life. This year I got to go to Hong Kong, Philippines, Taiwan, France, Barcelona, Sweden, Copenhagen, Ibiza, Majorca, Iceland, Toronto plus trips around the UK to Scotland, Snap Photography Festival in Norfolk, Wales, Dorset, Somerset and the Lake District. I love to travel and this year has been immense for that! I’m starting 2019 as I mean to go on with a few weeks in Bali too! I feel very lucky indeed. 2019, I hope you’re ready for me, I’m ready for you!
Getting creative
I tried some new things this year with my photography and all the time I’ve spent with my dear friends who are also other photographers has given me space to experiment, have fun and be curious. I’m always taking photos, sometimes its just to document where I’ve been and sometimes I’m just trying to be creative. Below you’ll see a mix of landscapes, street shots and creative portraits. I had some fun staging some murder scenes and just generally ordering my friends about in Iceland- stand there, look that way, do this and do that etc! I pretty much always have a camera with me these days and this is a very random mix of photos from the last year!
For anyone interested all (except the two square ones) of these shots were taken with a Leica M10. Still my most favourite camera in the world ever.
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Love all of these!
So so lovely. ❤️