My guest artist Miss L. 👻

4 Oct, 2025

🕸️🎃 Look out—Miss L. has arrived as my guest artist, and her work is fang-tastic! 🖌️✨ She may be young, but her talent is already downright boo-tiful. 👻💜 With her spooky style and magical touch, the Halloween feeling is creeping in fast—pumpkins, cobwebs, and ghostly giggles everywhere. 🕷️🍬

Beware… her art might just put a spell on you! 🪄🧛 💫

She is working very hard :)

What a cake!

3 Oct, 2025

🎃✨ Pumpkin Cake Magic ✨🎃

This isn’t just any pumpkin cake—it’s made with real pumpkin and shaped to look like a pumpkin too! Moist, spiced, and festive, it’s the perfect centerpiece (and dessert) for fall gatherings and Halloween parties 🍰 🎃

Get the full recipe here 👉 Pumpkin cake

Spiders are ready for Halloween

3 Oct, 2025

When you realize your window has turned into a full-on spider hangout spot 🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️ One chilling in the front, three friends hanging in the back—looks like they’re waiting for us.

Cheltenham Half Marathon

30 Sep, 2025

On 21st September Mr. A started the Cheltenham Half Marathon and crossed the finish line.
He and his co-workers started a fundraiser for Maggie's to support cancer patients.
Great effort all round - well done Mr. A and the team!

Welcome post

27 Sep, 2025

Why I’m Moving My Photography Blog Away from Social Media

For years, social media has been the main place to share photography. It seemed like the best way to connect with people, reach new audiences, and showcase creative work. But things have changed—and not always for the better. That’s why I’ve decided to bring my photography blog here, to a space that feels safer, more intentional, and more personal.

Protecting Privacy and Data

These days, social media isn’t the most secure place for our personal information. Platforms collect data constantly, and once photos are uploaded, it’s hard to control where they go or how they’re used. For a photographer who often works with images of children and families, privacy matters deeply. Moving to this blog ensures more control over how photos are shared and who gets to see them.

Mental Health and Photography

Many of my clients are children, teenagers, and young adults. When their images are shared on social platforms, it’s easy for them—or their families—to start tying value to how many “likes” or comments a photo gets.

But photography should never be about comparison or numbers. A portrait is about capturing a moment, a personality, or a story—not about whether it goes viral or gets attention online. I don’t want my clients, especially younger ones, to feel pressure or self-doubt based on internet reactions to their photos.

By sharing images here instead, I hope to protect both their privacy and their mental health. This blog allows me to present their portraits in a respectful, thoughtful way—without turning their memories into a popularity contest.

A More Thoughtful Space

This blog isn’t about algorithms, trends, or chasing “likes.” It’s about photography, storytelling, and creating a safe space to share meaningful work. You won’t find comments under posts here, but that doesn’t mean I don’t want to hear from you. If you’d like to share your thoughts, ask questions, or connect, you can always reach out directly through the Contact page.

What to Expect Here

Moving forward, I’ll be sharing my photography, behind-the-scenes stories, and reflections right here. Think of this as a gallery and a journal combined—a place where images can be appreciated for what they are, without distraction.

Thank you for following along on this journey. I’m excited to continue sharing photography in a way that feels authentic, safe, and focused on what really matters: the art and the people in it.