Libby arrived at the studio ready for some modelling action and looking grown up and poised and full of smiles. I love these pictures and I think they really capture her young ‘tween’ spirit. Darn it, growing up is hard ; you wonder and crave what’s ahead but you’re not quite ready to let go…
. . Well hello! It’s been too long since I blogged. I have been a little under the weather and my Mojo went for a little walk, in search of some summer sun I think, but we’re all back together now and I’m delighted to share with you this gorgeous family shoot with three generations…
It’s been a bit of hard week. Jet lag, a reaction to antibiotics and a bit of root canal work- no fun! No, I’m not looking for sympathy! I just need to explain what a tonic it is to spend time with lovely people and how their joy and energy can jump through the air…
The Zulus have a beautiful way of greeting each other. ‘Sawu Bona’ ; literally, ‘I see you’. Even better comes the response; ‘Ngikhona’ ;’I am here’. I’m sure the Zulus would make great photographers. With the greeting and response comes instant connection and an invitation to a conversation, and that’s what photography is all about!…
It is such a lottery; this weather thing. Caz specifically booked her shoot for the ‘Golden Hour’, in hope that she and her friends (together to celebrate her 13th Birthday) could bathe in the syrupy glow of a late summer evening. Well, there wasn’t much golden about it- apart from the lovely memories we all…
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