Essex does have some amazing spots, especially on the coast. Mersea Island, about 20 minutes from Colchester is definitely one of them. Great for foodies, idyllic for sailors and frustrating for seafront house dreamers. You will want to move tomorrow.
Annoyingly got a parking ticket, but my fault entirely and almost worth it for the photographs!
Whatever your line of work, it’s always good to try and do a few personal projects in a year. This one came along purely by chance watching my daughter play with Cracker the hamster in her dolls house. We took the house outside to get some natural light, gave everything a spring clean and got to work. This selection is the result of quite a few takes. Hamsters don’t stay still…..ever.
Although March usually brings signs of spring,
I am writing this with a blizzard blowing outside and it looks like winter is here for a while longer.
That said, winter weddings can be fantastic. Take Scott and Tracey for example who had a beautiful day in December last year at Hempstead House.
A very romantic setting with the tree and roaring fire in the drawing room. It was everything a winter wedding should be.
Thanks guys for being so brilliant.
I can see a great compromise forming in 2013 between me and my wife. We both head to the amazing shopping mall’s we have in London and the South East. She can head off shopping (within reason!) and I can do what I love to do best – take photos. This was taken at Westfield, Stratford early on a Sunday evening at their amazing food hall.
It is a beautiful place. Pure and simple.
So what better time to get you in the mood for long summer evenings by the beach?
Cue Bexy & Neil’s amazing wedding day. I love September. The warmth is still there and the light is perfect. We had a wonderful afternoon at The Minnis, Minnis Bay in Kent.
Thank you Bexy & Neil for being so brilliant. I will let the photographs do the rest of the talking.
