I am a chameleon of the modelling realm and greatly enjoy creating a theatrical set with Hair, Makeup and Wardrobe to suit. 

I can easily transform from a sultry Femme Fatale, to Fashion vixen, to Fine Art Nude goddess and Old Hollywood siren. 

I’m a natural “old school” model from England, UK (Great Britain) and very happy and confident in my own skin. My body is as nature intended, a blank canvas. 

I do not have tattoos and I have never had cosmetic surgery. 

All of my body parts are my own! I am Caucasian, with fair, very light reflective skin. I do-not use fake tan or sun beds. I am also a non smoker and I don’t drink alcohol; they are ageing and I often joke that along with a good diet and a good sense of humour is the secret to eternal youth! 

I take good care of my body and mind. Its true when they say that you should treat your body as a temple! 

I would describe myself as your modern day Bettie Page and something of a rarity in today’s modern world. I believe in embracing your true inner and outer beauty and I take much of my inspiration from Old Hollywood. 

I am famous for my nature hourglass figure and I am one of the 2% of the population to have piercing green eyes. I have chest length dark brown hair. 

My measurements for castings are as follows: 

• Stats(in/UK) 34C-25-34
• UK dress size 8
• 5’6″ tall
• UK shoe size 4
• Green eyes
• Shoulder length dark brown hair

Please note that these Stats are in UK sizing. 

Every single day is truly unique! I absolutely love the spontaneity and excitement of modelling. With modelling there is no “ground hog day”, its a highly creative kaleidoscope! 

Modelling is often underestimated in terms of skill-set and graft. It is a mufti-disciplined role, especially if you are predominantly a self employed model like myself. I am often booked through freelance photography websites, modelling agencies and commercial companies. I also organise various trips, tours and photographic expeditions abroad as Event Manager and host. 

As a freelance model you need to possess a wide range of skills and over the years I have developed many skills in; Business, Marketing, Accounts and Bookkeeping, Event Management, Hair/Makeup (MUA skills), Wardrobe and Styling, Photography, Studio management and more! 

A standard day starts with an early morning start to check admin, castings, social media and respond to any urgent emails. Then its straight into Hair and Makeup for 1-2 hours prior to the shoot (I often create the Hair and Makeup look myself but I occasionally hire a professional MUA depending on the budget the photographer has given me for the shoot). 

After Hair and Makeup is prepped, I will then go into my Walk in Wardrobe, which is full to the brim with beautiful gowns, dresses, lingerie, shoes and headpieces that I have collected over the years. I have a massive passion for collecting antique gowns and costume jewellery! I will then style myself to the mood board which was initially shared to me by the photographer or team. 

After Wardrobe and Styling is complete, I will then grab a quick coffee and a bite to eat before I prepare my home studio. I am very fortunate to have a fully equipped home studio which is my little photography haven! This is our home extension and so we have the luxury of having everything prepared for the shoot on site. Its also extremely convenient for the photographer and team as all home facilities are on site too. 

When I am not working from my home studio, I am often touring the world and living out of my car and suitcase! I greatly enjoy the freedom of long distance driving and love to drive and travel whenever I can. The freedom and Independence that is gained from driving is priceless. From a young age I was addicted to the freedom of organising a tour, packing the car, getting onto the road and seeing new horizons! I never know where my travels will take me next! 

However, like with anything, it takes a great deal of planning prior! Leading up to a tour I am in constant contact with photographers and teams of creatives. I often hire a venue (or several venues) in advance, I book hotels and accommodation, photographic studios and take deposits or payments in advance. I often pack for a tour a week in advance so that I am able to accommodate a wide variety of looks and styling for a vast array of mood-boards. A tour could last 1-2 weeks or more depending on how much interest it has generated. 

I usually drive to my destination a day early so that I can arrive and rest ready for my big adventure! My timetable is usually fully packed to make the most of the trip (and to make it financially viable, as there are usually lots of overheads and costs to consider). As a model its also important to look after yourself on tour, to take the time for self care and to schedule in sufficient time to rest and unwind. 

Once the actual photo shoot starts, its straight into the studio (or location) and straight into posing! Posing, knowing your angles, what poses suit your frame and how to hold yourself is one skill set in itself! An average day in the studio is 9 hours with a break for lunch. My longest day on record was 21 hours! However these days I am much kinder to myself! With age and experience you learn to pace yourself and enjoy the moments. 

I had my very first photo shoot at just two years of age! My Great Uncle was a Wedding and Portrait photographer and ran his own Wedding photography business. He was very kind to photograph our family and produced many prints for us to keep, many of which I still treasure to this day. Looking back on those early moments in my life, I realise how much my Great Uncle inspired me at such a young age, especially for my love of film and photography. 

I was a very outgoing, child, a natural performer and I loved being centre stage (photograph below taken by my Great Uncle Tony). As you can see, even at a young age I was ready to pose on demand! I hadn’t received any formal acting or modelling experience – I was just completely immersed in the performance and arts since a very young child, I adored the whole process and found it very exciting. In the days of film, waiting for the images to be returned to me was something to really look forward to! I remember my heart fluttering at unwrapping the images from the parcel or letter that had arrived in the post! 

I didn’t revisit modelling again until I was 16. I was a painfully shy, awkward and academic teen. To support my studies and to gain work experience, I worked as a cashier in a local supermarket. One day whilst I was at work serving customers. I was approached by a model scout. The model scout worked for Clifton Photographic Studios in Bristol, England. I was very slim (I never had much of an appetite, oh how I wish that was true now!), with very long hair and thick rimmed glasses (my eyesight is really awful!) I was painfully shy in my teens and I remember feeling very self conscious. I had very little self confidence and was your real life “Ugly Betty”. I was known as a geek at school and had low self esteem. I initially thought the model scout was joking, but he gave me his business card and I summoned the courage to call him another day.From here we scheduled my first professional photo shoot in the diary! 

My mother was very supportive and bought me to the photographic studios. My mother was my legal chaperone (as I was under 18) and I remember the excitement, nerves and adrenalin going through my veins that day as we entered the photographic studio! We were served Bucks Fizz in a champagne flute- which I remember being very impressed by, as I had never tasted alcohol before! I felt very grown up! I was then introduced to the Hair and Makeup Artist that day and I felt like a true movie star. Seeing myself transformed was a very surreal experience- I removed my glasses for the shoot and had my makeup applied beautifully (enough to notice, but still age appropriate) I remember not recognising myself and its quite an odd but empowering feeling. 

As I didn’t wish to be photographed in my glasses, I remember not being able to see myself for most of the shoot (!) Looking back over that first professional experience of modelling I smile and wonder I must have looked like bumping into the photography posing stools, lighting and equipment! Now adays I wear contact lenses but I remember trying my very best not to squint, so that I didn’t have frown lines! Over the course of the photography session my confidence increased and I found I could free pose confidentially. I had a fantastic team and photographer that day who made me feel so welcome. I arrived as a young timid girl and left as a confident young woman. Something had changed within me and I had realised that I had found my love of modelling and performing again. 

When the photographs were returned a few weeks later I was amazed at what I saw- “Who was this young woman staring back at me?” I barely recognised myself! I absolutely loved the images and will always cherish them. I received my very first modelling portfolio from Clifton photographic, which little did I realise, was the first stepping stone of my modelling career. I was given a mixture of prints and digital copies from the photo shoot and I used these as a basis to join various freelance modelling websites after the shoot. 

Clifton Photographic Studios are still operating today as a successful “family and makeover photographic studio”. They now operate in Bristol and Bath and I highly recommend the team! I look back on the first photo shoot of my career with great fondness. A link to Clifton Photographic may be found here: https://www.cliftonphoto.co.uk/

After my shoot with Clifton Photographic, I had the “photography bug!”. I didn’t feel that I had enough experience to approach modelling agencies and I always liked the idea of working for myself, so with a little advice decided to join a handful of freelance modelling websites. 

The first modelling website I joined was when I was 17. It was called “Net-model” and still operates today! Here I found an entire community of many thousands of models, photographers, hair stylists, makeup artists, stylists, designers, artists and re-touchers! It was a creative paradise! Net Model were one of the first mainstream freelance modelling websites of their time and to this day I am very grateful to the website for the opportunities the community there gave me as a young model just starting in my career. https://www.net-model.com/

Whilst I was studying for my GCSES and A-levels I worked with many photographers on a TF basis (Time for or “testing”) in order to build my professional modelling portfolio. TF (Time for) means that neither creative is paid (i.e photographer or model) and no money exchanges hands. Instead, each creative works solely for photographs for their portfolio (these can be digital, prints or a mixture). This method of shooting is a great opportunity for creatives and artists at all level of experiences to either build their portfolio from the ground- or to refresh their catalogue of work. It can also be a very good way to collaborate with magazines and authors in order to gain a greater fan base. 

It was from here onwards that I then summoned the courage to apply for castings, modelling events and competitions. Another great method of advertising yourself as a model is to create business cards along with a printed portfolio of your best work and to attend model and photography Socials and Events. It can often be a daunting prospect to introduce yourself to the various model and photography societies, but it is a very quick and easy way to meet like-minded creatives and develop long lasting friendships in the industry. It also means that you can develop a supportive network. Its rather like going to an open day for a job advertised- only usually in a much more informal setting. 

Once I had finished my education I enjoyed much success in my freelance work and gradually made the leap from part time to full time modelling. I greatly enjoy the freedom of Freelance modelling as it means that I can choose my schedule, timetable and working hours. It gives me the freedom of Independence, although it is not to be taken lightly as it is very hard work and multi skills are needed. I would describe myself as a “one woman band” and I often work around the clock. Working freelance takes a great deal of dedication as you are self employed and self reliant. 

As a very young child I was completely fascinated by Old Hollywood and Film Noir photography. I often feel that I was transported from the 50s and re-born again in this lifetime! 

My interest in the arts was fueled by my families artistic talents and interests. My Great Uncle was a Wedding and Portrait Photographer, my Great Aunt a talented painter and artist and my grandparents were pianists and musicians. My parents had a great love of art and music and it was this that was my initial inspiration and a mixture of nature and nurture. I grew up surrounded by the creative arts and music was always centre stage in my childhood home. 

I also had a very strict, old fashioned upbringing which shaped me into the woman I am today. However I am greatly thankful for this as from a young age I was introduced to older music, from the Old Hollywood Era, such as Eddie Cochran, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Johnny Cash, Marilyn Monroe and many more! As a child I was also encouraged to watch older films and series such as; Carry on movies, Faulty Towers, Norman Wisdom, Benny and Hill and more! 

I feel that the fashions and music of the artists I surrounded myself with as a young child really influenced my future modelling and singing. 

I have always admired the “Old Hollywood” era, which was the period of the American film Industry, the golden age of cinema during 1920-1960 in which was regarded as a period of stunning glamour! Imagine luxurious ball gowns, corsets, decadent costume jewellery, opera gloves, stockings and high heels! 

As a result of my upbringing, many of the models that inspired me were prevalent to the 1950s onwards. I absolutely adore the beauty of the famous Bettie Page, who greatly inspired me with my own modelling in Old Hollywood Glamour, Pin Up, Art Nude and Erotica. Bettie Page was a famous Pin up model in the 1950s and a true icon of her time. She still inspires many women today, especially those who are petite and curvy like myself! I am petite and have a natural hourglass figure and naturally found that this genre of modelling was my calling! Bettie was one of the first models to inspire me when I was first starting my career as a young model. 

In comparison, I wasn’t inspired with modern glamour in the same manner (i.e Page 3, Daily Star, Nuts, Zoo etc didn’t appeal and I remember feeling frustrated as I couldn’t relate to the glamour girls of these magazines). 

I quickly realised from a young, teenage model that I felt much more comfortable and at home with modelling and performing Fashion, Burlesque and Old Hollywood Glamour. With age, confidence and a love of sensuality and self expression this naturally developed into a love of Art Nude and Erotica. I prefer the works of Vogue, British Vogue, Marie Claire, Gracia, GQ, Elle, Cosmopolitan, Vanity Fair, to name a few! 

I just love how elegant and timeless this style is with its sophistication and femininity. I love transforming myself into a sexy, sensual Femme Fatale! 

A more modern icon of Bettie Page, would be the sensational Dita Von Teese who is definitely one of my ultimate modern Pin up and Burlesque icons! DIta is renowned for her dazzling haute-couture performance costumes and ornate sets! Dita was without a doubt one of the first Pin up models of this generation in which I feel I could relate to. She greatly inspired me to embrace erotica and burlesque and I am a massive fan of her work! 

Model links: 

https://www.bettiepage.com/

http://www.dita.net/

In regards to photographers I admire, there are many that I follow and would love to work with or have worked with (past and present). I have always had a great admiration and appreciation of photographers and the art of photography, also due to my upbringing in the photography field. 

I am also a novice photographer myself, as I quickly discovered that I needed to be self efficient during the corona virus outbreak of 2020. I had always wanted to create my own photography works but due to the time constraints of my modelling tours and events I did not have this opportunity until we were in lock-down! 

I absolutely adore the works of Helmut Newton, who has been such an inspiration for my own self-portraits and photography work. I have purchased and enjoyed much of his works over the years and I regularly use his photography books as a working bible and inspiration for my own projects! Helmut Newton was a German-Australian photographer who who was famous for his tantalizing and highly provocative, erotically charged, timeless black and white photographs. Shooting in mono and black and white has always been a great love of mine. I often joke to family and friends that if I could choose to see the world in black and white (from time to time) that I would! Helmut Newton was without a doubt one of the first photographers who inspired me to expand my modelling and photography talents into the erotic and fetish genres. His work gave me the confidence to pursue these genres in a fashion that I found comfortable. 

I also greatly enjoy the photography works of David Bailey, especially his captivating portraiture and love of film. It was Davids portraiture that first inspired me to pick up a film camera! I inherited a vintage Kodak Brownie film camera from my grandfather and was completely transfixed with it! At the moment I primarily shoot my own photography (a mixture of self portraits, fetish and erotica) in natural light. I really love the grain and texture that film produces. Everything looks so ageless and timeless when it is produced in black and white! I feel that you could shoot any genre of modelling and it would still have that quintessential air of elegance and this is what appeals to me in my own photography work. 

A female photographer that I greatly admire is Bunny Yeager- who famously photographed Bettie Page and produced much of Betties iconic Pin up and Burlesque photography books. One of which I own and is signed by the photographer herself! I greatly enjoy shooting with female photographers and over the years in the modelling industry it has been extremely encouraging to see more female photographers taking centre stage. I think its so important to have a mixture of male and female (or non binary) photographers as they all have such a unique perspective on the world. Each also in turn has a slightly different relationship with the model or subject matter that I find captivating! I wouldn’t be without the other an greatly enjoy working with the differ sexes. Its always captivated me how differently men and women view art and the beauty of the human form! 

Modern photographers that I have worked with and who greatly inspired my modelling and photography work are vast but those that have greatly influenced and inspired my own works are; Damien Lovegrove and Carl Grim. 

Damien Lovegrove is a long term friend of mine and one of the very first photographers in my career in which I worked with on an Old Hollywood fashion and portraiture shoot. Damien had kindly booked me to shoot a fashion piece for “Amateur Photographer Magazine”. Little did we know that the photographs from that shoot would later become the cover image of the Magazine! It was a great honour to see myself on the front cover and a complete transformation from the once very shy “Ugly Betty” of my youth. Damien is considered by many to be one of the worlds most influential contemporary photographers. His portraiture is stunning and just by being his model for various projects over the years, its amazing what knowledge, tips and qualities you can pick up along the way as a model and photographer! I can easily say that Damien paved the way for my love of Old Hollywood glamour and shooting film noir in the modern times that we now live in! His photographs are absolutely timeless and I still look back on the photographs in awe. Damien also taught me so much about the important of lighting the model and subject and is an extremely talented photographer of his time. 

Another photographer I can speak highly of is Carl Grim. Carl is a a sensational photographer and highly talented across a vast number of genres. His particular speciality is in capitulating stunning Dance, Art Nudes and Erotica. It was with Carl that I initially summoned the courage to explore my sensual and erotic side of modelling. It was a genre I had always been captivated by but one in which I was very careful to explore. Capturing erotic and highly erotic images requires a great level of trust between the photographer and the model. My aim for erotica is never to produce an image that is explicit, but rather one that is deeply sensual, empowering and tantalizing, inviting the viewers imagination and leaving the viewer to want more. Working with a photographer in this genre requires expertise in lighting, the positioning of the model and execution of the overall image so that it meets all of the criteria above. I knew that working with Carl I would achieve all of these things and more! I absolutely adore the images we have produced together over the years. Carl is a very clear communicator, extremely capable and reassuring. I was very happy to achieve my first erotic images with Carl Grim, which later inspired my own self portrait photography in this genre. I felt that I could then have the confidence to proceed with my own projects. 

Finally, I greatly enjoy working with photography couples! 

I myself am part of a photography partnership and it is so enjoyable, as we both bring different elements “to the table.” 

The photography couple I was extremely fortunate to work with are the famous Yerburys (Faye and Trevor Yerbury)based in West Lothian, Scotland. Faye and Trevor are one of the most talented photography teams I have worked with- together with their wealth of experience in digital and film photography, they are a power house couple in the industry. I greatly enjoyed working in their professional studio and learnt a great deal on posing, lighting and styling the nude form. It was one of the highlights of my career and one of my tours to Scotland. As well as their talent with photography (they are both photographers in their own right) they are also highly talented at fashion, design, Hair/Makeup and styling. Their photography takes your breath away and immediately transports you to a by gone era. I really loved the images we achieved and it was an honour to be a part of their very successful photography workshops. 

Photographer links: 

https://www.lovegrovephotography.com/

https://www.carlgrimphoto.com/

https://www.yerburystudio.com/

Aside from modelling, in my spare time, I greatly enjoy photography. I produce a wide range of work for my Purpleport channel and specialise in self portraiture with emphasis on Nude and Erotic genres. 

As a 12 year old, I was a talented writer and poet, which then progressed to songwriting. I quickly realised that the poems had (rather accidentally!) transformed into songs, each with their own verses and choruses. Growing up in a very musical family, I feel that this was a natural progression for me. 

As a child my parents could not afford music lessons, so instead I wrote songs, sung and recorded the melodies.

I was heavily influenced by artists such as; Kate Bush and David Bowie and to date have written over 200 songs. (Lyrics/Melodies). 

Aside from this, I adore comedy, I am a true comedienne at heart having grown up watching many vintage comedies such as; Norman Wisdom, Benny Hill, Fawlty Towers, Dads Army and various Carry on movies! 

I have a truly wicked sense of humour (some may view as non PC!). I have created many humorous comedy sketches, inspired from various characters I have met in the modelling industry along the way (all renamed of course!) I believe that laughter is the secret to any success and it is I aim to bring this to every single shoot. 

There are many photographers and friends who I have met over the years, which together have shaped the artist I am today. 

With my own work I am very inspired by Jack Vettriano of which I often use as inspiration for upcoming photography projects. 

In my modelling work I have worked with many award winning Artists such as Tina Spratt, Stuart Luke Gatherer and Pete Davies. I come from a very artistic background and LOVE to work with artists, of any experience.   

I particularly enjoy being a photographic model for; paintings, sketches, sculptures and body paint. However art has so many disciplines and I greatly enjoy working with digital artists just as much! I have also been a photographic model for the sensational Michael Anderle, one of the most successful Authors on Amazon. Book covers below are featured in “The Kurtherian Gambit series”. 

Below is some of my recent work for American Author: Michael Anderle, one of the most successful Authors on Amazon. 

Book covers below are featured in “The Kurtherian Gambit series” which has received rave reviews. I represent the main character “Bethany Anne”. 

Photography and Digital Artistry is by the very talented:Andrew Dobell. 

Copies of the books may be ordered here. If you would like a signed copy or canvas please get in touch for details! 

The new fan edition may be found here. 

Artists please do get in touch, I would love to hear from you! 

Looking back on my career I really feel that modelling and the creative arts was the right career path for me and the one I should have always followed. Growing up, I was always a very academic child, highly gifted in academia and writing; however I was constantly torn as I equally loved the arts. 

Much encouragement was put upon me by my parents to study academic subjects and my other strengths which bought me incredible joy such as art (in which I was a A* student) unfortunately had to take second place until I left school. 

As I grew older I grew to regret this and I realised that I had an overwhelming passion for modelling, photography and performing- of which I could not ignore. When you have a natural flair for something and you do not take it up – you feel like a bird with clipped wings. You are able to enjoy it, but you cannot fly. 

Modelling has been a tremendous part of my life and one in which has given me the opportunities to travel the world. As a young child, growing up on a council estate in Bristol, I would never have dreamed that I would have travelled the world, modelled for top photography magazines and been dressed head to toe in haute clothing, designer clothing! I have also met the most wonderful creative people who also greatly enjoy travel and the arts. I love visiting the theatre, art galleries and I collect antiques. I’m very much an old soul! 

long the way, many of which are now long term friends of mine. 

The life skills and Independence I gained by being freelance and self employed were extraordinary. I also gained so much confidence and life skills, such as; Event Management, Advertising, Marketing, Photography, Accounting, Bookkeeping, and much more! 

Modelling is such a multifaceted and highly disciplined role that many initially underestimate. It is never “one job” or “one role” (unless of course you are very fortunate to have a full promotional marketing team and agencies behind you!) 

Instead, it is extremely hard work to do successfully (both mentally and physically) often requiring long days, unsociable hours, much long haul travelling and  living out of suitcases but it is equally highly rewarding! That is what I found completely compelling about the role- the highs and lows of the industry are rather like being on a ship in rough seas. You occasionally get a break and amazing opportunities sent your way if you are dedicated, reliable and willing to learn. However equally, there will be moments of absolute exhaustion from touring, working 14 plus hour days (often in super high heels!) and working away from home much of the year. 

Modelling be highly lucrative also, through a mixture of promotional campaigns, photo shoots, events, workshops and studio days. However my advice is not to go into any profession solely because the “money is good” but rather for self growth and because you have a true passion for the subject matter. If your heart is not in modelling, it will show in the photographs- especially captured in your eyes. 

I have greatly enjoyed working with people from all walks of life and connecting with a wide range of creatives, from photographers, to models, makeup artists, stylists, designers, artists and more! Working with each of these creatives in their speciality has in turn given me a wealth of knowledge and expertise over the years. Being surrounded by such creative and talented artists made such an impression on my own work and also gave me a greater insider knowledge of the industry. Combining skills also gave me access to learn skills I never thought were possible. For example, as a result of working with many stylists and designers over the past, I have also acquired various knowledge. 

Looking back over my career I am filled with immense pride at the stunning imagery, digital and print photography that I have achieved. With photography its something tactile, something you can hold, enjoy and cherish. 

I am really excited for the next chapter of my modelling and photography adventure. My life to date has been captured year by year through thousands of photo shoots- there is something very humbling about seeing yourself age and grow over the years on digital and film. 

Modelling has given me the opportunity to travel the world! 

As a young child, from a poor upbringing I would never dared to dream of visiting the places I have been very fortunate to have stayed as a guest. My career in modelling gave me my wings!

Up until then I hadn’t been travelled on a plane until I was in my early 20s. 

I have been very fortunate to have modelled worldwide in my career and as a result of this now have a real thirst for travel and culture! 

I absolutely love to combine this passion for travel with modelling as much as I can! So far I have visited and toured; The UK (England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and Northern Ireland), Australia, Indonesia, The USA, Greenland, Iceland, The Netherlands, France, Belgium, Austria, Greece, Spain and Portugal! 

As part of my modelling journey, I have modelled nude on an Iceberg at the awe inspiring Jökulsárlón glaciers in  Iceland and amongst the freezing waterfalls at Bruarfoss Waterfall! I have also posed nude at the Eqi glacier in Greenland and in my swimsuit on Palm Beach in Australia! I have posed high above the clouds in Madeira and amongst the Munduk Moding Plantation in Bali! 

One of my favourite countries to visit is Iceland! I must have visited this captivating landscape of fire and ice over ten times over the past 5 years of my career! I am always in complete awe of the amazing scenery and possibilities to capture dramatic photographs! I remember the very first time I set foot in Iceland, I was just so in awe at the natural beauty I genuinely had tears in my eyes! I have Fibromyalgia and I greatly enjoy working in cooler climates- so I am in my absolute element in Iceland! 

I adore the culture, the food and the people- so much so that I regularly run my own photographic events here as an Event Manager (please enquire for details if you are interested!) I usually bring a team of 6 photographers and 2 professional models to Iceland a couple of times a year. Luxury accommodation, a full photographic itinerary, Modelling, Hair/Makeup, Styling, Travel, Food (all locally produced and sourced) and great company is all included in each individually tailored trip! I customise the trip to all experiences of photographer; from the novice, to the intermediate and the professional. Photography couples are also extremely welcome All is needed is a passion for photography and an thirst for culture and travel! 

My photographic trips to Iceland receive very high reviews from photographers and often sell out quickly, with many photographers returning for a second trip in the future- so please get in touch if you would love to book a future tour date or to be added to the mailing list! We would love to hear from you! 

Since 2015 I have raised over £20,000 for a wide selection of charities close to my heart. The money was raised through various charitable photography events, workshops and studio days which I organised in various cities across the UK. 

Some of the charities I have been proud to support as a Patron are; The Moggery, Cheltenham Animal Charity, Shelter from the Storm (homeless charity) and Dorothy House Hospice. I always provide receipts for charitable donations for peace of mind. None of the above would have been possible without the extremely kind support from photographers, models and makeup artists on these events. It was definitely a team effort! 

I plan to organise charitable events in the future- if you would love to work together, please feel free to get in touch! 

In regards to my beliefs, I believe in treating everyone with kindness and respect. I will work with anyone in the industry, whether you are a complete novice or a professional in your field. I will also work with anyone, regardless of ability or disability, I do not discriminate. 

Having often been the target of bullying and cyber bullying online, I also offer free and kind advice to those who have been affected. I am a anti bullying spokesperson and I am very happy to help others who have been targeted. 

Just remember that in times of great sadness; bullies are often your greatest fans and; “the greatest revenge is success. ”