It's no secret that I love colour! 

I had so much fun doing this colourful challenge in 2019 and will be continuing it in 2020.​

You can follow along with the project on Instagram or Facebook.

Combining two of my loves, food and photography!  I recently joined an Instagram loop with fellow food loving photographers, we're posting once a month to help inspire each other and improve our food styling and images.

You can follow my Food Photography Loop here.

Another new 52 week project. This one is run by Chloe Lodge, author of For the Love of the Photograph. This project sends out prompts to make you think and observe what's around you so for this one I've decided to concentrate on details and try to notice more of these around me and not just when shooting clients and my kids. 

I publish an International photography magazine, This Detailed Life. 

You can follow along the Instagram hub where I feature images from the hashtag #thisdetailedlife.

I actually love photos where the main focus is not the face.  It's amazing the stories you can tell without having to see expressions and feelings on people's faces.

I often use the #FacelessFriday to join in with the Faceless Friday project run by Chloe Lodge, Charlotte Green and Gemma Cowburn on Instagram.

32 photographers in the UK and Ireland joined together to share a mustard coloured dress, taking self portraits or finding someone to model for them before passing it on and I was third in line. 

You can follow along with all the artists taking part at @TheTravellingMustard on Instagram and Travelling Mustard on Tumblr. 

I'm having another go at a 365 project (although in 2020 it's a 366 project with the leap year).  I may not manage the full year but I'm starting off strong while we're on holiday at my parents' home in Malaysia.

I've lurked in the p52 clicks Facebook group for years but finally took the plunge and joined in this year. This project sets monthly tasks which you practice and post once per week, hence project 52. January's theme is low light. For my first post I shot a self portrait in the shower at Mum & Dad's home in Malaysia as I was inspired by the window light behind the water.

This is a new one for me, I've linked up with 3 other UK photographers to work on our portraits together (including self portraits if we're brave enough). This is a monthly challenge and we've set different techniques as our themes to help us grow and try new things. First up is prisms which I do often use but I tried something different by using it on myself! Our first loop is going live on the 18th Jan!

I wanted to start a 365 project as I'd seen so many inspiring daily posts by others.  I never did manage to finish the year, it was a struggle to keep up with editing along with shooting every day but even the 100 or so days did help improve my photography and produced some of my all time favourite images of my kids!

The Slow Photography Movement is run by one of my mentors, Laura Aziz.  It's all about slowing down the production of photos just for sharing online and actually taking time to think about and work on a project where the main focus is creating art to a theme.

A quarantine project documenting my son's (almost) daily den building fun.

A dozen details every month from a dozen different artists.  There's some serious talent in this group, I love it!

I have created a Facebook group where we all share our favourite detail images.  Each month I choose 12 of my favourites and announce a Top Shot to be the new cover photo. 

Hello Yellow was my 2019 Charity Project working with local businesses from Brighton, Lewes and Uckfield.  You can read more about the reasons behind this project here and click the image to see the full gallery and list of business who took part.

This was more of an ambition than a project.

Click Pro is a community of elite photographers who are accepted based on the scoring of a portfolio of 150 images.

I got top marks for "use of light", scoring an overall 35 out of a possible 42.

"Congratulations! We LOVE your work! As you will soon discover, Click Pro is much more than a badge of recognition."​

You can see my successful set here.

I love to capture movement, either freezing the action or using a slow shutter to convey different emotions, hustle & bustle and especially water fun!

I recently wrote an article about this for the Click blog.  (I'll add the link once it's live!)