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I’m an ordinary person who loves to use my camera as a tool to create images. I tend to overthink, obsess and procrastinate. I love the strange and unique.
Son, brother, husband, father, uncle, grandpa; educator, writer, photographer, musician, nature lover. I enjoy photography as a form of creative and artistic expression. I’m continually inspired by the creativity and kindness of fellow framers each week.
I am a lover of nature, photography, cooking, gardening, family and life itself! There is nothing that makes me happier than a grandchild or two, who is willing to go out with me for photos. Creating memories to be treasured. I love the stories photographs can tell, today and for years to come.
I am a mother of three, wife, daughter, family, and nature lover—visual, creative, calm natured. I try really hard, competitive, love a challenge. I crave quiet time, space, and being home.
The main ingredients that make my life meaningful:
enjoying the beauty of nature; sharing important moments and feelings with my beloved ones and staying active – physically and mentally!
Photography comprises all of the 3 factors – that’s why I am loving it!
An artist with immense passion for photography, a bass guitar and bodhrán player, nature lover, farm girl, horse rider and pathologist. Impatient with myself but an endlessly patient teacher.
Mom of two boys.
Love photography, creating and documenting memories.
Love the beach, sun and chocolate.
Hate winter and cold.
Professor of applied data science, world traveller, adopted child of London, and (extremely) keen portrait and street photographer.
Passionate photographer, salsa dancer, world traveller and Blogger who speaks 3 languages and recently became a mum of a super cute baby boy. I love the sun, the ocean and everything below 25 degrees Celsius is way too cold for me… 😉