Category Archives: travel
Another happy day from HEART FULL OF TEA. Well it’s February already and I thought I would crack on with my round-up from 2017. I get so many lovely comments from my wedding couples about the slide shows I send them so I thought I’d put one together for my last year of shooting. It…
In April 2016 I attend the Snap Photo Festival, held at the amazing fForest. AND I am SO glad I did! I was really apprehensive about pressing that “add to basket” button but I haven’t and won’t ever regret it. The reality is that it is a large chunk of money and for anyone self-employed that…
Happy New Year everyone! Well that’s another year gone, it’s time for my Quirky Bath Wedding Photographer Bath UK, 2016 Review. Another fun-filled year of shooting in and around Bath. I’ve had a lovely break away from my business to refresh and get ready for 2017. I’m dusting off my lens and shooting begins again in…
Hello 2016. Brace yourself for HEART FULL OF TEA’s 2015 Wedding round-up, with bumps, dogs, loads of love! 2016 you have come around very fast! 2015 was a strange year in many ways, there were quite a few changes in my personal life, which have reflected back into my business and reminded me of how…
A little review from HEART FULL OF TEA of Joanna Brown’s Workshop. Setting off in my car on a Monday morning, I knew it was going to be a good day. I met the lovely Jo about 4 years ago now when I initially signed up for her mentoring 1-1 session. That in itself gave…
Alice and Jo tied the knot on the 3rd October 2015 in a gorgeous outdoor ceremony at Yeoldon House in Devon. The weather was absolutely amazing; an outdoor wedding in October with blue skies and bright sunshine…the best! I traveled down from Bath to spend the day with these laid-back pair! Alice looked utterly gorgeous…
These lovely humans are getting married in September, but were excited to have me come to do an engagement shoot in their home town of Appledore, Devon. On the day they gave me a tour around their venue, as it’s local to their house and Alice also took me upstairs for a sneak of her…
I thought I’d choose some of favourites from my year of shooing Weddings and family sessions, around Bath and the South West. I may be a little late to the party for a round up post but it feels about the right time for me. I’m unsure what to say about 2014. It’s been a…
three weeks to cram in…. Kyoto // Nara // Hiroshima // Miyajima // Kurashiki // Osaka // Takayama // Matsumoto // Hakone // Tokyo
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I get to do what I love for work. Up until I found photography, I never put much effort into anything. Not many things in my life came easy to me, I think it’s been my stubbornness- not ever doing things I didn’t want to do. When I get a camera in my hand and I get to work with creatives and make things, I come to life. I excel at this because I absolutely love it- and it comes natural. This career is a ton of work, but I can outwork anyone at it because I have the deepest passion for what I do. – I promise I won’t rest here- with this incredible recognition. – I have to give my clients credit for allowing me to be free & creative. Without them, I’d be just a guy, with a camera. – Thank you from the bottom of my heart. – SF – Online gallery.ReplyCancel
Tokyo for one week… brief stop at seoul airport // adventure begins at shinjuki // dried fish snacks // women only train carriages // the government building // mount fuji from afar // akihabara, electric town // many bottles of calpis soda // super potato // retro game shopping // non-stop arcade playing // UFO catchers…
“In my world, everyone’s a pony and they all eat rainbows and poop butterflies!” Dr.Seuss My feet took me on an adventure today. it was filled with meadows and the colour yellow. I took my camera. We had fun. The End.
searching for what you need, when it’s right in front of you. loving someone like it’s your last chance. releasing your grip on what you don’t need. finding that you feel whole, through wanting to stand still together. spending nights and days next to those that matter but never compromising on life. feeling your way through vast emptiness and turning…
watching the sun dance across old Georgian windows can be an afternoon well spent Hello there. Whilst I’m eagerly awaiting my new camera to arrive I’ve been having a clear out and organising my photo’s into a better system. I’m finding it really rewarding and constructive to go through older shoots and see what how…
