Wedding package

Hello! 

I just wanna start this blog by apologising for not blogging in while. I've been so busy with different projects that I haven't had the time or I couldn't show the photos of my work until now. 

I've had multiple weddings, smash the cake parties, corporate portraits and product photography to do! I'm also excited to announce that I've quit my other part time job at a shop so I can solely focus on my photography!! 

Anyway back to this post..So I've been working on designing my wedding style. I don't mean in terms of the photography but in the marketing and packaging of my services. The wedding package that I've just finished is for clients who booked my gold wedding photography package which includes all day coverage, 400 edited photos with 3 discs, 2 photo keyrings, and 3 10' x 8' prints. 

New blog posts soon on recent photoshoots!

Christmas gifts for photography lovers!

We are a nation of photography lovers, and for those you know, here are some affordable ideas to get them the perfect presents...

Selfie Stick. Most people are guilty of the occasional selfie, but we all know that one person who LOVES to snap themselves wherever they are..and this is the perfect gift for them! The selfie stick is great for helping you get more of the background or more people into the frame. Varies in price but can start from as little as £5!

Lens Mug!Fun present for any photographer - I got one of these from my friend for xmas a few years ago!  From £6.50

Spirit level camera attachment.This is great for landscape photographers so they don't get wonky horizons! Prices roughly £5.

Gorillapod.This is not your usual tripod, its super flexible, and can cling on to almost anywhere! Lightweight as well, its perfect for the traveling photographer. From £15.00 

Build your own camera kit!How amazing would it be to say you made the camera that took your photos?
Roughly £20

Digital photo frame. One have just one photo on show when you can show all of them!
Prices from £30

Photography Challenge pack.This is super cool idea and as far as I know, its only available on Notonthehighstreet.com
Click here for the link. Only £9.99

Concrete camera vase.Another one thats availble on Not on the High street.com. This is a unique and really cool present for a photographer who likes getting flowers. Take a look at it here. 

Iphone camera fish eye / macro lens. Great for people who use their Iphone camera alot! Prices vary but cheapest I found on amazon was £2.99!

Instax mini 8.This camera is perfect for people who like polaroids. Its compact, light, comes in a range of colours and prints cute wallet size prints. Prices from £85.00 Available on ebay or Amazon.

Other ideas:

• A photobook of their work 
• Camera case /Lens case
• A photography workshop experience 
• Jewellery shaped like cameras. 
• Funky patterned camera straps. 
• Lonely planet's 'best ever photography tips' book

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A weekend in Paris!

I've seen so many photos of Paris that made me want to go there and take some myself. So when my boyfriend asked where I wanted to go on holiday, i jumped at the chance of Paris. Unfortunately, with it being quite an expensive city, we could only afford a long weekend.

I took my digital SLR and my instax mini, with 20 shots ready. It was time for me to practice my travel photography! I usually just shoot portraits so this was a chance for me to try landscapes. 

Here is what we did:

Friday - Once we had arrived in Paris and found our apartment (which we got using airbnb! highly recommended!) we decided on taking a look around Montmartres, which was the area we were staying in. We had a noisy look around the Montmartres famous cemetery, which was home to some beautiful tombs.  

After the cemetery we headed down to check out the moulin Rouge which wasn't that far away. Being a huge fan of the film, I was excited to see the club in person!

Chris took a snap of me outside!

Saturday -  We planned to go see the Sacre coeur, Dali museum and an outside art exhibition.
We weren't staying too far from the Sacre Coeur or Dali museum so it didn't take us too long to get there, we also didn't have to walk up that epic flight of stairs to the Sacre coeur!

Sculpture from the Dali exhibition.

The view from Sacre coeur 

The famous Eiffel tower. 

We took a boat trip down the seine, where we were able to see some iconic sites. 

Sunday - It was a rainy sunday so we decided to do some museums. We went to the Arts et crafts museum and the Picasso Museum.

Statue of Liberty outside the museum of arts and craft, taken with my polaroid camera.

A collection of vintage camera at the arts and craft museum.

One of Picasso's photographs taken in his studio where he painted. 

A collection of Picasso's studies.

I couldn't visit paris without buying some of Macaroons. Now my favorite sweet treat!

Monday - Our plane was leaving at 9pm so we had some of the day to look around, although we didn't want to travel too far from our apartment. We decided to go see the Opera national de Paris and explore around that area.

Inside the department store, Galeries Lafayette

View from the top of Galeries Lafayette

View of Sacre Coeur. 

Whilst exploring the area, me and Chris came across this beautiful church just by chance. We sat and ate lunch nearby with a lovely view of it.  

I had such an amazing time over those 4 days, and would highly recommend to anyone who is artistic to go to Paris as there is so much to see and do. I'm planning on doing a blog post about free and cheap things do to as I'm a super scrimper! 

Update soon! 

Becky x