I’m Back!

ByDawn

Hello! Yes I’m back! Firstly I must apologise for my prolonged absence. The past few months have been incredibly hectic, and sadly I’ve had no time for photography. You see, on the 15th September, I married my partner of 10 years and love of my life Drew Mellowship. We had a truly wonderful day and we were overwhelmed by the love and support of our families, friends, and colleagues. Thank you all.

I can’t wait to get behind the camera once again, but for now, here are a few ‘holiday snaps’.

 

 

 

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