I mentioned in my Introduction that I may include some of my photography work on this blog, so that I am doing. I will keep it short as this time the main focus is the photographs, below is a collection of photos taken by myself mostly on my Canon 700D. The photos were all organised shoots using my friends as models, and most of the shots contributed towards my photography work in college.
The first little collection of photographs below are from when I had some kind of floral/nature theme going with my work, hence all of the pretty bright colours as it was a project set in Spring where the sun was on my side of things.
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| Results of taking a trip to your local park with your wonderful and beautiful best friend, thanks Mash. |


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Moving on, below are some images with a slightly darker feel to them, in my first year of photography at college I decided on a fairytale theme for my project. Unfortunately some images from this project I can't seem to find, though I think the Snow White ones work well enough alone to sum up the work. I wish that I could show you the 'behind the scene' shots of me stood in a tree attempting to get that perfect angle, ah photography life...
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| Courtesy of my very pretty Snow White model, this was my favourite shoot from my 'Fairytale' themed photography work in AS year college. |

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| Unfortunately I don't have the original images from this shoot on my laptop, so these are of slightly poorer quality, but this was a Queen of Hearts based photoshoot as part of my college project. |
I'll leave it there, just a post to mix up my blog a little to share my old work and hopefully increase my audience. I'm not sure whether I've mentioned yet in the blog my love for travelling, but you will soon come to realise as I'll have a lot of holiday photos to document on here in the near future Insha'Allah.
Let me know what you think of my photos, or if you have any suggestions then you can comment below or contact me on Instagram or Twitter, just scroll over for the links.
"Photography is an Art of observation,
it has little to do with the things you see
and everything to do with the way you see them"
-Elliot Erwitt
Thank you for reading, stay blessed.










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