My final full day in Tokyo was reserved for the bohemian district of Shimokitazawa. Before heading there, I decided to see some traditional architecture at the Kyu Asakura house. This beautiful 1920s house was owned by a Minister and was one of the few to survive WW2 and the Great Kanto earthquake. It was empty...
At the end of February, I flew out to Switzerland to see a friend, and shoot Emma & Miguel’s engagement shoot. It was one of those happy coincidences that they lived about an hour away from my friend and the thought of doing a Lucerne engagement session fitted in perfectly. I was super excited to...
Back in June I was lucky enough to go to Tokyo. For those of you that don’t know, my day job alongside the wedding photography is as a Creative Producer for a digital agency. As part of an ongoing project, I was being sent to direct and produce a series of videos for one of...
