I had such fun shooting a former colleague of mine and his family. Considering it was quite a warm-ish day, and his son is under a year old, he was very well-behaved. Photogenic, with big blue eyes; the images of his little bubba came out a dream! It's so lovely to see joyous family moments frozen in time. Here are some of the photos from the shoot.
I had the pleasure of shooting one of my colleagues and his gorgeous wife this weekend. They met in Austin, Texas back in 2008 when he was there on holiday, and they became inseparable. The rest, as they say, is history. They celebrated their third wedding anniversary in April this year, and were such naturals in front of the camera. Here are a selection of photos from the shoot:
As ever,
Rebecca-Monique
This glass installation by Dale Chihuly in Berkeley Square (Green Park) is so eye-catching and beautiful. I love how it adds a vibrant pop of colour to its very green surroundings. My attention was instantly drawn to it, not least because it added a little bit of warmth and luminosity to a cool autumn day. Explore Dale Chihuly here.
As ever,
Rebecca-Monique
My boyfriend and I often spend impromptu days out with our cameras, just snapping interesting and unusual things.
I love watching him scan an area before fixating on an object. The way he observes the subject from different angles and distances; the way he carefully situates himself before taking a burst of shots.
Here are a few recent photos I took of him in snap happy mode.
As ever,
Rebecca-Monique
Last week Thursday was Company Day, so me and my colleagues headed from London to South Downs for a day of 'walkshops' (walking and talking) facilitated by John Willshire. We began in Plumpton, walked across the South Downs, and ended the day in Lewes.
We lunched at The Half Moon, took a pit stop at The Pelham Arms, and enjoyed fine wine, cheese and meats at Symposium while discussing strategy and culture.
It was a really lovely day - albeit tiring and long - and the weather held up quite well for us. Here are a selection of photos I captured.
As ever,
Rebecca-Monique
You may or may not know, but I am a PA and office manager for a digital technoIogy company in London. For the last 6 weeks, I helped organise its fifth birthday party, which took place on Wednesday (who has a party in the middle of the week, right? We do!).
It was a great evening with giant balloons, most-loved childhood sweets, cocktails and craft beers, and good music.
The party was held in Protein's Studio 2 in Shoreditch - a fantastic blank canvas that can be transformed into absolutely anything to suit your event (and imagination).
The gyoza guys from Rainbo drove their 1948 Ford pick-up into the space and served some amazing dumplings, while foodie artisans Le Bun served some mouth-watering sliders, included Le Bourguignon Bun and Le Chèvre Bun (blowtorched goat’s cheese, smoked tomatoes, eggplant caviar).
Everything came together nicely.
Here are a few shots that I captured during the evening:
As ever,
Rebecca-Monique
Night time shooting in Westminster, London.
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