Floral Frenzy

I'm really taking advantage of my free time this week and trying to tick everything off my to-do list, these photographs are from one of many fashion and portraiture shoots I did at the end of last term. 

This shoot definitely had a floral theme, a floral print dress, a flowery headpiece and a variety of flowers in the backgrounds. One of the things I love about letting a model choose their own look and outfit is the fact that I'm always amazed by how different everyone's own style is. Lucy wears a summery floral formal dress here but with a winter knitted cardigan ... which is of course somewhat necessary when you live in England. Granted, we've had some great weather and heatwaves lately, but it's not often warm enough to simply wear a summer dress.  

Model: Lucy Emma Naysmyth Sigley

Beside the Seaside Part II

I've been posting photographs as and when I finish editing them, and here are the final set from my shoot with Emily Wall...

              

Summer Whites Part II

I shared the monochrome photographs from the first part of my shoot with Emily Wall earlier this week and so before I get caught up in my next project, here are some more shots from that day, but in colour. Enjoy!

Beside the Seaside

It was way back in May that I actually shot these, but this break between shooting and editing gave me a lot of time to consider what I was going for. A t-shirt and high waisted skirt is one of my standard casual outfits, though usually in black not white, and with a nice pair of boots not heels, so this look was definitely one I liked. 

I'm really considering trying out some self-portraiture soon, and looking forward to sharing the results if I do. Outside of my photography I'm currently in the process of creating a capsule wardrobe and the completion of that will be a great opportunity to give self-portraiture a shot. More on this soon but for now... here are some photographs of Emily Wall in a Devon seaside town. 

Summer Whites

Hey Guys! I've taken a little hiatus with my photography blogging for the last few weeks to work on some ideas but I couldn't resist sharing some of these beach shots featuring Emily Wall. Although I don't wear much white, I really love the way it comes out in monochrome photos and there's something so clean and simple about white.