As a photographer I am always on the look out for fun exciting spots to shoot in and I was super excited to finally shoot outside the BFI. Since it's make over I have been wanting to shoot as I just love the clean simple Cinema sign. To be honest, Southbank is always a fun location and offers a variety of shooting spots in the one area. Here are a few of my favourite pictures from a recent shoot with the stunning Maya  from www.whatmayawears.com.

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While I am sat on the sofa trying to string together some words for this blog post I wished I looked half as stunning as Tatiana. I took these images a few weeks ago with the wonderful team from All Things Hair. Anyway let me explain, you see it is a five minute walk from the tube station to my front door. However, after leaving the station (my timing was bloody perfect) I managed to get caught in a rather violent hail storm. Absolutely crazy situation. I could barely see in front of me and had to fight the wind to make it to my front door. With no real shelter the best often was to keep going but I swear it took me twice as long. So my productive plans for the evening have been transferred to tomorrow. I am "borrowing" my boyfriend's jumper and curling up on the sofa to watch a cheeky film and drink tea until I can feel my fingers and toes. While I look more like a drown rat, I thought it was a good opportunity to share some new work with you all. I hope you all had a good week and managed to stay dry this weekend!

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A wee bit late but here is a little video I shot from the MAC counter in Selfridges. I had no idea that they had another, more private area, on level 3. While I have used their make up packages before I was unaware they had a express and focus feature half an hour option for £20. Perfect for that night out when you want a little extra va va voom. Take a look below!

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I had the pleasure of shooting Kim Sheard in mid January as she is taking her show "Divinely Bette" back on the road and wanting to update her promotional material. I can not begin to describe just how much fun it was. I mean for a girl who pretty much lives in jeans it was so much fun to help pick which diva costume might be better for the flyer. I mean just look at all the colour and glitter, serious dress up time! Of course I also wanted to try a classic minimal black and white portrait. While it's been a while since I've shot in a studio situation, I really enjoyed the structure. Check out a few of my favourites below along with the poster for the Brighton shows.