What to Expect on a Typical Family Photo Session?
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What to Expect on a Typical Family Photo Session?

Booking a family photography session is an exciting way to capture the you and your family just as you are in this moment. Perhaps you want to mark a milestone birthday or celebration, or perhaps you just want to have a photograph of YOU and your beautiful family together! Whatever your reason, a portrait session is a wonderful way to document your family’s journey.

This guide will give you a better understanding of the process and make the experience enjoyable and stress-free!

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Will Airport CT Scanners Destroy Your Film?
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Will Airport CT Scanners Destroy Your Film?

I was standing on the departure side of the scanners at Manchester airport watching my hand luggage roll down the conveyor belt when it hit me. I’d forgotten to put my film in the lead bag! I’d heard stories of how the new CT scanners can “destroy” photographic film and I panicked. Find out what happened next…

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Rustic & Relaxed Family Portraits in Burgundy
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Rustic & Relaxed Family Portraits in Burgundy

It had always been this Mum’s dream to take her entire family to France and in October 2016 they travelled 5000 miles from Washington State to make that dream a reality! Travelling to the beautiful Burgundy countryside and giving this sweet family a collection of portraits I know they’ll treasure for years to come was a joy.

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Mother Nature’s Garden at Volubilis
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Mother Nature’s Garden at Volubilis

I have something a bit different for you this week… a collection of photographs one of the most beautiful locations in Morocco, all captured on film with my Leica M6 and my faithful Contax 645.

Since the city of Volubilis was abandoned in the 11th Century, its classical architecture has crumbled into historic follies punctuating a rich garden landscape rewilded by Mother Nature herself.

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It’s the End of an Era!
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It’s the End of an Era!

Ahead of the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Landings, I reflect back on 15 years working with Normandy veterans in the charity I co-founded with my Dad. D-Day Revisited has been an enormous part of my life, but as many surviving veterans mark their 100th birthdays the charity has performed its final duty with a grand send-off dinner bidding them bon voyage as the country they liberated in 1944 for the last time.

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The D-Day 75 Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show
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The D-Day 75 Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show

I can’t believe it’s 5 years since we took the Normandy veterans to RHS Chelsea! In 2019 the veterans’ charity I co-founded with my father in 2009 presented a beautiful garden which celebrated the story of D-Day veterans ahead of the 75th anniversary of the Normandy Landings. The garden received huge media attention and gave our treasured veterans a platform and a legacy from which to tell their story.

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My First Garden
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My First Garden

After years of saving, my dream of owning my own home came true when I was 26 years old! I bought a tired Victorian end-terrace house in a quiet village and I was immediately excited to bring it into the 21st Century and make it my own. The thing about a first home is that it often comes with a first garden. What took me completely by surprise was the extent to which this modest outdoor space captured my imagination and became the happy place I shared with my first Spaniel baby.

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5 Reasons to Print Your Photos

5 Reasons to Print Your Photos

In today’s digital age, smartphones and social media platforms dominate the way we capture and share moments. We are taking photographs like never before, but the art of actually printing them seems to have taken a back seat.

We consume images at a rate of knots, but how often do we pause and really look? Have we lost anything in switching paper for screens? Does it even matter? Read on for five reasons why I believe printing your photos is more important than ever…

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