Category: Lifestyle
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Lead up to a Big Announcement…
The idea of getting on a plane on my own, making a transfer in an unknown place and then landing somewhere knew scared the hell out of me. The whole thing is alien to me and the fact that I did a responsible adult thing like other people without being awkward or being super duper […]
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Chronically Me #3: Confidence is a Killer
Confidence has been a scary rollercoaster in the past few years. Being fluctuating between zero self-confidence and self-esteem to practically skyrocketing to over-confident foolishness, it’s time to settle out of this dizzy routine and find the end of this ride. So far, it feels like a futile attempt to get the grips at the bottom […]
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ConGRADulations (a Little Thanks)
Today is the start of a new chapter. I received the results that I would be graduating with a BSCEC II(1) [Second Class Honours, Division 1] in International Politics and Military History. it took me a little longer than most people due to illness, but I did it. Not only this, all my friends (who […]
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Photography Tips #13: Prone to Target
*Little Blog Post on life and photography* Archery is not my first target sport. You could say that when I was younger I was attacked by paper, so now I shoot it in various ways, but to totally honest I don’t know why I do target sports. It all began back in the day of […]
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Chronically Me #2: Betty Bunion Blues
As I mentioned in my previous post, I have some issues with my body I can’t help. Betty is one of those. Betty is my friendly melodramatic bunion. Unlike other people’s bunionic tendencies, Betty likes the colours red and black and no shade in between, often becoming the centre of foot attention. I have been […]
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Chronically Me #1: S is for S*it Happens
I’ve been meaning to write this post for a few years now, but somehow I have never had the confidence or drive to commit to typing it. I may have glossed over in passing posts about it, but it’s actually time to explain what is actually wrong with me. (or right, depends on perspective.) In […]
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Snapshots #11: Escape
It’s a common theme, my adventurous trips to get away from it all. Yet, I can not stress the importance of taking a step back from intense work life to enjoy the world and life we are given. As the last couple of months has been a series of heavy deadlines mixed with a series of […]
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I’ve Been Away
The last few weeks have been the most intensive I’ve worked in my university life. But I’m happy to say… It’s finished! (Well my Dissertation is). Look forward to some posts on wedding photography, Rugby 7s and more equestrian! Thanks and Have an Awesome Day
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Bad Life Decisions: Vegan January
After just a couple of weeks into the vegan January experience I’ve had to call it off. The diet change has made me particularly ill and unfortunately means I can’t continue as I planned. However in my time of vegan meals I’ve discovered a few things that has made me come to respect the vegan […]
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Vegan January (ish)
You may have seen posts floating about saying go vegan this January, like a dry october, but with a vegan diet. There is a massive astigmatism with Veganism and I also judge people quite harshly who go around saying to anyone who will listen that they are vegan. I also do not like people who […]
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Snapshots #8: Christmas Day
I’m not going to write a lot in this post just share some photos from our Christmas….
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Café Culture and the Continent
What warms a cold winters day than that of the promise of a hot beverage? If you’re more comfortable at home with your tea, out and about with your coffee on the go or taking a break from it all in your favourite café, hot drinks are a pinnacle of our culture and we can’t […]
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Lifestyle Review: Formula 10.0.6
A couple of weeks ago I had a great opportunity to work and gain press access to the Clothes Show 2016 at the NEC in Birmingham. Whilst I was there I had luck to run into the Formula 10.0.6 team that gave me a few of their products to review. And after a couple of […]
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Snapshots #6: Fire and Magic
In the U.K. it has become a strange tradition to remember the 5th of November. As Brits, we are accustomed to the turn over of November with the smokey haze of bonfires, fireworks and sparklers. Guy Fawkes Day, Bonfire night or Firework night commemorates that time some disgruntled catholic joined a plot to blow up […]
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Summertime Unfitness
Getting back into the university routine means getting my study on, sitting in the library watching the rain out of the window and of course getting back into the sports training routine. With my fantastic timetable being made up of 3 hours a week, this gives me more than enough time to plan my photography, […]
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Student Life and Sport
It’s been a while since now since I was riding every week and seeing all these horse shows and posts from my friends with horses has me craving to get back into the saddle again. Theres something about riding, albeit a little hack, schooling or competing that no other sport can offer – and I’m […]
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“Amateur Sports Photographer”
“You seem good with a camera, you should photo some matches” The first time I realised that sports photography would become a passion of mine, I didn’t even consider it an option for me. Since the tender teenage age of 14 I have had an interest in photography, but never been too serious, snapping pictures […]
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