This was taken last week on a beautiful summer's day during our meetup which was organised by the lovely Hannah Zest of the Loganberry Photography featuring the beautiful Little Twiglet who I'm sure you are all familiar with by now! Everyone knows that all the best ideas for anything, ever, have been jotted down on beer mats first. Always seeking to be topical rather than typical, we want to make a valuable contribution to the endless public debate about our giddy drinking culture.
Here is some culture about drinking. Know your limits. It is time to celebrate all that is good about having a tipple. Stuff by artists, stuff by the good people of Halifax. For the 5 kilometre race results and photos Click here and enter the bib numbers for the full individual race results. Race photos here.
Thank-you to Sportstats. Part B. Other Communities Alexandria to Navan Click here. I've just spent an awe inspiring creative few days wandering southern Iceland with Anna, modelling here! This waterfall was just drying out for beads and armour kindly lent to me by Arma Medusa. Earlier this year I had the pleasure of shooting a new luxury lingerie and nightwear brand designed by The Department of Curiosities.
Finally finished my second series from the Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland! Featuring some regal accessories from Samantha Walden and Rosie Weisencrantz Vintage Jewellery and of course starring a super long-haired Twig. This was a photo I took at the meetup I hosted the other day in Virginia Water where I was joined by many talented and inspiring individuals from around the UK! It was a really magical wintery experience with Roman ruins, a lake and a waterfall! The model in this picture is the lovely Sarah Ann Wright who is an awesome photographer you should definitely check out!
National Express Streetdeck heads for layover at Dudley Bus Station, whilst carrying a service for Birmingham. Sarah ann Wright has reached likes on her facebook page and given out a media pack she made with some actions she made which are amazing. There are over burials of the war here, in the South East part of the churchyard. Over 80 of the burials are those of Canadian soldiers who died in the repatriation camp at Kinmel Park in , largely from influenza.
