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I often get asked about my experiences living in China and Taiwan as a black woman. The question usually goes
One of the questions I’ve been asked a lot since I moved back to China in early January 2020 has been what is it like
I have spent a lot of 2019 back and forth between Nanjing, China and Manchester, England. In August, I flew back to
Stanley Décembre is a French Urban Kiz dancer and teacher from French Guiana based in North-West England. He runs
Spring is a big deal in China. The blossoming trees are welcomed and celebrated with enthusiasm. Around April, for
I’ve been to Madrid a couple of times and unfortunately, it’s always such a fleeting visit. I have blogged
It’s not often that I meet with the bride and groom before their wedding. In the case of Noor and Mustafa’s
On Saturday 5th January, I photographed my first wedding of the year in my hometown of Manchester. Almost 8 months
I’ve been to the Netherlands, more specifically, Amsterdam quite a few times. Unfortunately each time is short
KIND WORDS
“You truly have the ability to capture those priceless moments, more so you reveal the little magic that the people you take can feel but couldn’t catch or reproduce. In your pictures you reveal the beauty of people getting married, each so uniquely. I can’t see a standard method applied to all instead I see unique captionsthat embody all the attentions brought by the people attending. That it may be a shot of the cup of teas chosen specifically for the day, or a little frame carefully placed on a table or again a focus on a child’s face taking in the ceremony with a naive wonder. These shots show the making of the day; combined with clever compositions and unusual crops the results are truly touching, natural and vibrant”. – Stephanie & Chris
