Couple weeks ago I went to London to meet lovely couple Steven & Joanna. Joanna found me through the blog post and she fell in love with my style of photography. I was very excited to finally meet them and photographed them in London!
The couple wanted to meet me in Greenwich Devenport House, a very special place for both of them, as well as a beautiful and historic part of London.
Can't wait for their big day! it's going to be a great London wedding!!!
Finally, I can share with you photographs from Drea & Paul very stylish wedding. I met them two years ago when I had a pleasure to photograph their engagement. They loved it so much they decided to hire me for their special day. I knew the wedding would be unconventional and I was right! I just love everything about this unique wedding.
This summer I had the pleasure to photograph Trudy & Rory alternative wedding. The ceremony and reception were held in Devenport Guildhall, Plymouth. The place is amazing, so bright and spacious, perfect for taking natural light photographs. The atmosphere was incredible, so relaxed and beautiful. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your special day!
Beautiful wedding of Karolina & Marcin
Poland 05.07.2017
Rosalyn found out about me through the amazing photographer Grace Elizabeth, and attracted to my work, approached me to photograph her wedding. It was an amazing feeling to be chosen for my particular style. Always appreciating working in beautiful settings, we decided to hold the shoot at a special spot on Dartmoor.
Beautiful wedding of my youngest cousin Tomek and his stunning wife Kasia!
22.07.2017 Poland
When I found out that my beautiful friend Nicola was getting married and she wanted me to capture her special day, I felt honoured and very happy because I love everything about this woman. She’s crazy, with lots of passion and a very positive drive for life. I knew the wedding would be just perfect, with beautiful people and amazing energy. Plus I love Nicola’s rustic, boho style.
Congratulations Mr and Mrs Grant!
I was delighted to be invited by Frock on the High Street to photograph a local mum who is promoting body positivity. Stephanie Redmond shared an image of herself wearing a bright red bikini on social media. She posted the image of her size 16 body to encourage other women of any size to be positive about her body and to wear any clothes they want! Women should be able to dress how they like without the worry of what other people think of them. I am a huge supporter of this and was excited to be part of the shoot.
For me, body size doesn't matter. What's important is finding a style of clothing that suits you and feel comfortable in, whatever your body shape. Stephanie looked incredible! Whilst selecting what she would wear for the shoot she tried on several outfits that she didn't feel comfortable in... so we kept going until we found the outfits that showed off her figure and she felt like herself in. The results speak for themselves. She looks stunning and completely comfortable. I hope that seeing the images helps women to gain confidence in their own body and encourages them to wear what they like not what society tells them they should wear!
The article and photographs were published in the Herald Newspaper & Daily Mail
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4667432/Size-16-mum-hits-body-critics-bikini-selfie.html
Please visit Frock The High Street boutique:
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I won a placement with Rankin, which will take place over the summer!!!! I am so excited for this!
This year I entered Dying Matters photography competition ‘Celebrating Life in the Face of Death’ and to my surprise, I was shortlisted. It is an amazing feeling knowing that this very personal project and a photograph of my granny is helping encourage people to engage with issues surrounding death.
Some photos from the exhibition :) I loved every minute there. Amazing feeling seeing my own work on the gallery wall.
I'm delighted to announce that my photograph of my beloved granny from the series 'Longing' is being exhibited from 6-29th May at the Mac Gallery in Birmingham :)
Please visit gallery website for more information:
https://macbirmingham.co.uk/…/dying-matters-photography-exh…
I'm planning to go there very soon. I will keep you updated about the visit. I'm so excited and proud. I wish to take my Granny with me.
My new client was a very talented third year photography student Naomi who required portraits of herself to launch her new photographic identity. She wanted the images to represent her as a photographer. Naomi contacted me because she is a fan of my style of work:
"It has a rustic, quirky and relaxed theme about it, that is charmingly refreshing" - Naomi
I think this ability comes from the fact that I take time to research the individual or people that I am photographing. I just love photographing people and their passions, talents, skills and characters.
Please check Naomi work on her new website:
I've been told that once a photographer sells their first print they can officially be considered an artist! Well, I am pleased to announce I have sold my first print, therefore I am now a fully pledged artist!
The print was called 'Balance in between' and featured my favourite model, Mila. My daughter. The image was part of an exhibition held at Boston Tea Party, Plymouth. They asked if they could keep the image after the exhibition had ended. I obviously agreed and was over the moon that someone liked the image so much they wanted to buy it. Knowing that someone now has one of my photographs hanging in their house is thrilling!
'Balancing in between' MargoR
Boston Tea Party in Plymouth
I’m pleased to announce that my “Longing” series has been shortlisted in the 'Dying Matters Competition'. The charity Dying Matters invited photographers to submit a photograph and text that celebrates life in the face of death.
I’m one of just 12 photographers shortlisted, chosen from over 100 entries. The work will be displayed as a part of the touring photography exhibition, that begins in Birmingham. As part of my prize, I was also offered some work placement time with Rankin. Happy Days :)
Here is the link to the winning entries:
http://www.dyingmatters.org/page/photography-exhibition
Here is my winning entry:
So hard to believe she's only 9 years old. I love photographing her, she's has always been my best model, she's so great and natural with posing, my little actress :)
