I will be travelling to Devon and Cornwall this weekend for about a week and a half.
I have a few shoots booked in whilst I’m there but I never seem to have enough time to fit everything in. I may be able to fit one more shoot in so do let me know if you’d like to book me whilst I’m there.
Photos shot on film by @josh.shoots.photos from a previous trip to Cornwall at one of my fave places Lundy Bay as you have this beautiful wild grass meadow area before you get down to the beach.
My fingers are crossed for some decent weather and clean water to swim in!
#cornishcoast #filmphotograph #shootfılm #filmsnotdead #filmportrait
Throw back to a @londonphotographysocial Morocco trip.
Just a phone snap captured by @emzstoner
We had a fantastic time in Marrakech.
Highlights- visiting an amazing spa with a beautiful rooftop pool area and swing, a beautiful garden courtyard restaurant and staying in a beautiful shoot worthy riad as well.
I haven't made it back to Marrakech yet but I would like to one day. Have you been to Morocco? Tell me your fave places if you have.
Thanks for great trips and memories @ilusphotography
#modelphotoshoots
#photographyholidays #photographytrips #eventmodel
As part of Oxford Literary Festival there were some really important talks given about climate breakdown.
Philip Lymbery interviewed Isabella Tree, Chris Packham and Michael Morpurgo.
Isabella Tree said "nature restoration is the best cure for eco anxiety". Rewild any patch you have."
There were two talks but I didn't film everything. There is another longer reel with what Chris Packham had to say.
Important messages:
"2 degrees warming will mean crop failure every other year".
We have 60 harvests left (60 years) due to soil degradation if agriculture production does not change.
Did you know industrial agriculture makes up 30% of greenhouse gases whilst transport is roughly half that at 15%.
He also talked about what we can do as individuals in our daily lives. OUR CHOICES MATTER...
Use your choices and action to make change.
Food- think about what you eat. Eat less food that comes from industrial agriculture and less meat.
Money- be considerate about where you're buying from and bank with a more ethical bank.
Talk- have these conversations
I will also make one last reel about what Michael Morpurgo had to say who emphasised nature education with children. Get children out in nature to enjoy it, learn about it and connect with it so they want to protect it and look after it in the future.
#chrispackham #climatebreakdown #nationalemergencybriefing #oxfordliteraryfestival #isabellatree
Spring has sprung!
@ox27portraiture and I are now locals to each other so he took me to explore some great locations near by with both woodlands and fields.
Now the weather's nice it's lovely to get outside and explore more. The most exciting thing I've seen out and about so far is a yellow wagtail. I've never seen one before!
And there is a robin feeding it's young in the garden which is lovely.
What are your exciting wildlife spots so far?
I think we may have hedgehogs in the garden but haven't seen them yet 🦔
Note on bluebells: if you see the last image there is a track going through the bluebells to walk through them. In the first image I have stepped off the track (the track is in the image but it's quite hard to see actually which is great for photo purposes) to stand on the base of the tree. Like when visiting any flowers fields, gardens or farmers fields we were on public footpaths and not trampling mindlessly anywhere. It's all about getting out and exploring nature.
#flowerportraits #flowerfields #modelphotoshoots
As part of Oxford Literary Festival there were some really important talks given about climate breakdown.
Philip Lymbery interviewed Chris Packham, Isabella Tree and Michael Morpurgo.
I know some of you were eager for me to share this and I think it's really important for people to see.
Chris packham is talking in response to the government report on biodiversity loss, ecosystem collapse and national security.
Its 6.5 minutes but I couldn't make it any shorter!
There were two talks but I didn't film everything.
Important messages:
"2 degrees warming will mean crop failure every other year".
We have 60 harvests left (60 years) due to soil degradation if agriculture productive does not change.
Did you know industrial agriculture makes up 30% of greenhouse gases whilst transport is roughly half that at 15%.
He also talked about what we can do as individuals in our daily lives. OUR CHOICES MATTER...
Use your choices and action to make change.
Food- think about what you eat. Eat less food that comes from industrial agriculture and less meat.
Money- be considerate about where you're buying from and bank with a more ethical bank.
Talk- have these conversations
I will post videos about what Isabella Tree and Michael Morpurgo had to say. Isabella Tree said "gardening and rewilding is the best cure for eco anxiety". Rewild any patch you have.
Michael Morpurgo emphasised nature education with children. Get children out in nature to enjoy it, learn about it and connect with it so they want to protect it and look after it in the future.
#chrispackham #climatebreakdown #nationalemergencybriefing #oxfordliteraryfestival #isabellatree
Some photos from a speedlight video with @rajk.photo demonstrating different looks with different modifiers etc for Canon Club.
I will be changing my content up a bit so I can share personal stuffs that I've been up to like gigs and events that I go to as well as modelling content. Some more casual real everyday stuff. Music is such an important part of my life so I wanna share gigs I've been going to however I don't take many videos at gigs so expect a selfie, a short video and probably a photo of what I ate (equally important content) 😂
#speedlights
#speedlightphotography #learnphotography #modelphotoshoots
Taken at @244creativestudio by @luminousbeings.by.ady
I think I should have a yearly trip to the studio. I've been there a couple of times now and it's always a friendly place and lots of options with the different set ups.
Also it's very close to Dhoom my fave Indian restaurant in the UK that I have to have a yearly pilgrimage to so it's pretty handy that their so close together 🤷🏼♀️☺️
100% worth the 6 hours drive!
When you're looking at photos and you realise that your model photo outfit aesthetic is actually now your house decor... Yellow walls, green walls, burnt orange sofa, burnt orange bedding 🤷🏼♀️
I may be moving away from my yellow era as I'm feeling greens now... You could say... Jade Green 🤦🏼♀️I mean why wasn't Jade Green my model name 🤷🏼♀️💚
Shot by Dave who isn't on socials.
Who else went to see Florence & The Machine?!?!
I went to Birmingham.
Sympathy Magic is my favourite song. It speaks to my soul. I danced and danced and twirled and twirled. I'm happy to have been at a point for a while now where I have to dance and will dance and have no self consciousness in doing so. Even if not many people dance. Feels freeing and also if I didn't dance it would feel like I'm cheating or robbing myself of the experience. Anyone else feel like this?
The new album Everybody Scream is by far my fave Florence album. I hope she continues down this road. The live performance felt like it was touching on a Nick Cave or Heilung experience. Heilung call their live performances a ritual. Beforehand they play sounds from the forest, they burn sage so it smells amazing, then start with an opening ceremony chant. Florence seemed like she was almost leaning into this kind of experience. For Sympathy Magic she comes down from stage along the front barriers to sing to people, hold their hands, hug them and it breaks that barrier. The witch coven dancers really added to the ritual theatre feel. I loved watching them!
At the same venue I saw Nick Cave at BP Pulse live on his Wild Gods tour and only got seating tickets. He played From Her to Eternity so I lost my mind and stood up to dance. Only me and one person in our group stood up. Whilst dancing away part way though I realised the other person that stood was busy defending us against a security staff member who was telling us to sit.
I have NEVER in all my life (having been to gigs since I was 15) been told to sit. Has anyone experienced this???
Especially at a Nick Cave gig 😂 who's first band as you may know was The Birthday Party known for their controversial violent live crowds. Nowadays apparently you can't even stand up. Wtf is going on with the world.
Amazing outfit from @seventies.soul
#florenceandthemachine #everybodyscream #everybodyscreamtour
