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I don’t really want to tell you where this is… I want to keep it a secret! It was an unexpected little beauty on some awfully rocky, narrow, windy, steep highway through the mountains between Nice and Chamonix. It was [...]
Whilst in London I was able to photograph, eat chocolate muffins and play in the autumn leaves : ) with miss Kareena Zerefos at the lovely Paper Parlour studios. Kareena has designed both my name logo and also my business [...]
We spent a whole day walking through the fortified city of Carcassone, it’s quiet cobbled streets and stone towers. I had the most hearty three course french meal for lunch {vegetable soup, duck a l’orange and chocolate mousse} at a quaint [...]
“Natalie is an amazing photographer and we could not be more pleased with the photos from our wedding day! Organising a wedding whilst living overseas can be really difficult, however, Nat made the process that much easier for us by [...]
It is not often that I go somewhere without my camera. Today, given the dreadful, drenching, weather, I left it at home… and I wish I hadn’t. I did a location check at Byron View Farm for my first wedding for 2012 [...]
Once we arrived in Andorra we were feeling pretty stir crazy. We had spent four weeks in our van and it had been rainy and cold for days. Nothing was dry, we couldn’t do too much outside, our gas bottle had [...]
For some reason, in the UK, international drivers whose occupation is ‘photographer’ (among 10 other random occupations; Journalist, Diplomat, High Profile Athlete) cannot get insurance to drive a car they have purchased over there. Maybe it is because we spend [...]
The drive along the coastline from San Sebastian to Mundaka was a drive I could do again and again and find many more pictures to take each time. Jagged cliff faces dropped straight into the ocean and steep valleys circled [...]
It was a grey day as we practised our limited Spanish and headed into the Basque country of northern Spain. You couldn’t see the mountains for the rain when we arrived, but the next morning the sun broke out and we [...]
There were so many pretty, old towns as we drove from the north to the south-west of France. I especially loved reading the cottage names; Le Bungalow, Le Chene, Floretica … and trying to guess what they might mean or [...]