I have been thinking a lot about how scared we are to be seen, to take up space, and off what others may think of us.

When Katharine posted about being in hospital we started nattering (me trying to make her laugh, her telling me I was causing her physical..

Jackie hurt her back a few years ago to the point of not being able to walk or move. After a huge amount of work and effort and dedication..

This shot was in the middle of a moment of real raw vulnerability which was spliced with full character, after encouraging her to look in...

The idea of taking portraits in parks in sleeveless tops suddenly feels very far away indeed. Buddhist, poet & proud Bristolian Ellen caught

2020 started off gloriously. I changed time zones, I woke up paradise, I listened to the sound of waves, I climbed rocks, I walked on...

I wanted to make sure E lena told her own story: ⁠ Here is the feedback from the day and why she chose to come:⁠ "But what a journey, a great experience towards acceptance and also playing/reflecting with my own image and having fun…. Thank you very much….. I hope I will have other opportunities.⁠ ⁠ I really like the way I was feeling with you as a real “subject” of the photography process, as I read somewhere, 90% of the photographers are men (working for adverts) picturing

Photos, images captured so much playfulness, joy, beauty in an unconventional package, I am a #Survivor I've been through a lot in the last 2 years, this photoshoot is a mark in the sand embracing a new me, I am walking on Sunshine, Big Up, whooop whooop Yessss, yessss

Meet newborn baby Eliyana