@Nikki Anniehs Hi Nikki sorry for not responding to your comment sooner thnkyou for the warm welcome it is greatly appreciated

@Michelle Szpak Hi Michelle I'm not comfortable with sharing my exact location but I'm nearish to Brighton

@Ola Duminuco I agree completely and I would also like to add that at the end of the day we are trying to make sure that are clients feel safe and are able to trust us as the photographer instead of them being kept up at night thinking what will happen if the photographer decideds to post the images even though I have said please don't post the images of me on the internet.

@Laurel Stacy Good morning Laurel thankyou for your comment to I forgot to also mention that I would rather say to the model please pose how you feel comfortable when your taking either a selfie 🤳 of yourself or when your photographing yourself with your mates then if needed I will give a little bit of direction if need or I will fine tune the pose but I would personally let the model pose in a way that is comfortable for them instead of me making them pose in a way that makes them feel uncomfortable and not want to ever work with me again and it also making sure that the model feels comfortable and is able take breaks as and when. They need them because stand in front of a camera for long periods of time to me is just not economic sorry but itis just isn't I would rather have less images but better quality images instead of thousands up on thousands of images where the model was starting to feel tired and uncomfortable. At the end of the day coming away with less images that are better quality is way better than thousands of images and the model is not as happy throughout the images compared to the start of the set of images.

I used Nphoto print labs for mine photobook that I did around Budapest and it turned out brilliant I can fully recommend them.

I use both OM Stsyems and Sony because they are lightweight and they fit in my hand comfortably both cameras have the perfect grip so I can comfortably get my fingers around the camera comfortably.