Small world. Even smaller city.

St. David's, nestled in the corner of Pembrokeshire is the smallest city in Europe with a population of under 2000. A short walk from the tiny city's centre and you'll be on your way to the hidden beach called Caerfai. There is no finer place for a portrait as the scenery does a lot of the work for you. Chris and Pip enjoyed being out in the sun in the one of the most beautiful places in the world.

Wedding by the beach.

Well it was the first week of the summer hols and the sun was shining, another great day for a wedding. Pete and Becky enjoyed their day in the tiny chapel in Broad Haven right next to one of the most stunning beaches in West Wales.

All the best to Mr. and Mrs. M.

Take it when you can get it.

When the rain stops you have to get out there. So in between showers we whipped out cameras and got a few shots from just north of Oxford.

Let go fly a kite, up to the highest hight.

If someone asks you if you wanted to go kite flying you might think of running around a field frantically holding a piece of string attached to a diamond shaped thing that is more attracted to the floor than the clouds. Well you couldn't be more wrong!

On a secret hill, in a secret location, with some people who may or may not have existed I was introduced to Power Kiting. The wind was blowing a steady 20mph and the kite was a mere six meters (which I was assured was "small") Jon (possibly not his real name) turned my understanding of kite flying upside-down.


On a safety note. Jon is very experienced at kite flying so if you want to try power kiting look for a local club and DON'T try it alone.

The Abbey Road

Minster Lovell Abbey was a perfect back drop for a portrait session. Gee and Mel were brilliant models and to add to it all they are now getting married so this turned into a pre-engagement shoot. Many congratulation to you both.













We now have the privilege of doing their wedding pictures in mid October.