I'm a mother and a creative soul with nearly a decade of experience in visuals arts and marketing. I create visuals like love letters to the world. When the lense is down you can usually find me with my husband and son in wellies on long country walks with our labs Rupert & Darcy. My favourites things include, wild swimming, sunsets, when the leaves turn gold in Autumn & when the flowers bloom in Spring. That bit on a candle when it's burnt and turns into a beautiful shape with melted wax, oh and when my dog's find a really good stick. I'm forever in awe of the small moments, the ones that are so easy to forget & take for granted in the business of day to day life. The tight hand holds, the warm embraces, the smile lines while grinning, the shadows created by light beams. These simple seconds fuel my soul, I live for them and now I dedicate my career to these moments.
My husband, my son and my dogs are my everything, weekends all together in the countryside or coast always leaves my heart feeling so warm. I often find myself zoning out because i'm fixating on a beautiful moment i've noticed and I'm wondering how on earth I can capture how that felt. Through beautiful moments of connection with my own loved ones, gives me the energy and fuel to ensure I can do this for others.
We love being outdoors, dedicating time to loved ones and we always take a moment to slow down. We live in an era of fast paced everything, the tech era, the modern world and sometimes we just need a moment together. That's why we love being nestled in Kent between the countryside and coast, an environment that's allows us to breathe and unwind.
After the profounding effect of becoming a parent, I relaunched my photography studio in the niche I love, people.
We became parents.
The year of LOVE. Travelling the world photographing the best hotels and brands while hosting our wedding of a lifetime.
After lockdown I relaunched my channels to country living, leaving behind fashion routes in blogging and in house marketing. I launched 'wildflower studio' for freelance photography.
After graduating and taking time to travel, I began a career in fashion retail marketing across e-comerce and fashion houses.
I began university, started and seeing the world with a pause on my fashion blog.
Photographs featured by publishing houses and fashion brands. I was nominated for Company Magazines Best Fashion Blog. Featured in British Vogue.
Just a teenager with a camera and a successful fashion blog.
I graduated in 2017 with a degree in communications, a bachelor of Journalism which I studied in London and Australia. After university I entered the real world ready to climb a corporate ladder in fashion retail alongside running my personal blog. During 2020, as for thousand of other people in their 20's, my mindset just shifted. I had built a strong brand of countryside life in the online world and I was ready to explore this as a job on my personal social media. I'd been working with cameras for over 10 years, so I made the jump. It was a super scary thought leaving a safe, corpoate job in marketing with a strong career path upwards. I just knew where my heart was and that was dedicated to creating. I have worked with some of the world's most recognisable brands including Barbour, M&S, Range Rover, Holland Cooper and more. My photography studio was launched in 2021, it was called 'Wildlfower Studio' focusing on hotels, slow living brands and fashion shoots. After becoming a mum to my gorgeous son in 2023, I realised where my niche finally was alive. People, families... real and unfabricated connections.
The profounding effect of becoming a parent and the understanding of what this actually means. I really cared about what I was putting into the world, and I really care about how I can help others preserve special moments. I'm capable of sharing my lifestyle, capturing all my favourite moments with my son, and often asked my other mums online if i'd take photos for them even before I offered this service in my own way of creating, sometimes for others this tech and this time isn't available. So this is where I realised there was a demand for this type of photography and content creation.