Last weekend I captured some ‘oh so cute’ shots of sisters Emily and Evie. Mum and Dad had been through the mill as Evie had been seriously ill since her birth 4 months ago. Now it was time to celebrate as the worst is over and Evie has recovered. Emily was a superstar and took breaks from being crazy bonkers to squeeze her sister and give a kiss.
This shoot was for ND Creative, Lucy approached them wanting a flyer promoting her home visit hairdressing business. She needed a few up to date shots to give the flyers an approachable yet professional feel. I have posted two of the best finished designs with the photos incorporated and a handful of others. She was super happy and exclaimed ‘I can’t believe its really me!’.
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These portraits were taken in the Hancock Museum one evening as a bit of an experiment with slow shutter speeds. Some of the colours and compositions were really vibrant and different so I thought I would post a few of the best.
Well this week I am super pleased to have shots in two articles of this month’s edition of Sugar mag. One reports international teenage contortionist Cristina’s story of non traditional schooling and instead doing lots of crazy bending and shooting of bows and arrows from her feet, as you do! The other is a gritty real life report of the teen lads group here in Newcastle which led to work previously posted for Barnardo’s, all interesting stuff!
Having recently worked along side Barnardoâs on a Sugar shoot, they asked me to support them with imagery for a teenage pregnancy progression leaflet. Â Having previously captured the dads, I visited the mums support group in Byker which offered a brilliant opportunity for a range of positive messaged portraits.
Thanks to all those cooperative mums who helped contribute to a fantastic set of shots!
