This was my first stint at photographing royalty - HRH The Duke of York, KG, to be exact - while he was on a visit to our offices.
Michael Hayman, Nick Giles, and Prince Andrew
The following week I was asked specially to go and photograph his daughter, HRH Princess Eugenie. I could get used to this...
A crown would have made him easier to spot...
Royally,
Franglais
This is me, aged 23. Making my first ever pair of trousers.
I should apologise for the lack of updates on here - professional life is rather different to student life, I'm finding! Hopefully a few more portraits will make their way online soon.
During my visit to Sweden last week, we decided to take a night train to get from Malmö (in the Southern region of Skåne) to Stockholm. This would have been a great idea, had it not been for the screaming baby and group of middle-aged Swedes who deemed talking at the top of their voices perfectly acceptable, whatever the time.
View of Stockholm from the stadshuset, or town hall
It did mean we arrived in the capital just before 6.30, just after the sun had risen. And for those of you who haven't been, Stockholm is a beautiful city whose centre is largely built on islands.
Stockholm at dawn.
Oxford's female acappella group - beautiful voices, beautiful people.
This is Andrew Hamilton, Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University.
I got to photograph him at a gaudy for St Benet's Hall in London (in one of the swankiest places I've ever been in...), here with his brand new St Benet's mug. Doesn't he look happy?