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Happy Girl!

Here are a few photographs from a recent baby shoot. Isla is now 3 months old and was so happy she was an absolute pleasure to photograph!

All this posing is obviously hard work though!

 

A bit of colour...

Since the weather has been so cold and bleak recently, here is a bit of colour to warm things up!

 

WEDDING: Kate & WIll at the Pittville Pumproom, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

Kate and Will's were married at the Pittville Pumproom in Cheltenham and I had the pleasure of being their wedding photographer.

It was a military wedding, so I am only able to show you a small selection of the photographs to ensure that the military personnel are not identifiable. 

Kate looked absolutely stunning in her elegant dress and I just had to share them with you!

What Lights Beneath

In the past, I have experimented with different kinds of low light photography and I particularly enjoy light painting. This is something that takes quite a bit of practice and there are so many different light sources available and different effects that can be produced. I find that light painting works best at a location where features around you can be lit up and brought out of the darkness, adding some interest to the photograph, so I chose to do these test shots in the arches beneath an old bridge.

I have both of these light sources for light painting before but I have never combined them with flash, so this was the challenge of the evening. I wasn't looking for perfect light trails and patterns as this was for experimental purposes only but I was quite pleased with the results so thought I would share them with you.

Homemade Goodies

Every Christmas, I do my best to make some of my presents and this year was no exception. Although the chocolate itself wasn't handmade by me from scratch, I did flavour, decorate and mould it as I did last year but I was slightly more adventurous this time and included gold chocolates as well as peppermint creams (which were quite fiddly to do)!
I also made shortbread - plain, chocolate chip and cranberry flavoured. These were all presented in little bags with ribbon that read 'handmade with love'.

As my nephew would be visiting round new year (he's only 2), I thought it would also be nice to make some cakepops. These went down a treat and he couldn't get enough or them (nor could my sister...)!

I have a few different ideas for next Christmas but I'm afraid I won't be sharing them just yet...

As I was rather pushed for time, all of the photos in this post are just snaps from my phone so they don't do the food as much justice as they should!