In Equine Photography, Colour Matters. In photography we are guided by the three C’s; Contrast, Composition, and colour. For portrait photographers, balancing colour to compliment skin tones is one of the main aspects, so why should equine image editing be any different? In my last post, we cover a whole range of topics to getContinue reading “Equine Photography: Why Colour Matters”
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A Glimpse at Les Villages Illuminées
The Equinox has passed, and the weather is returning to its temperamental state of clouds, rain, sunshine, and gusts of bracing winds. Autumn has really made itself at home now that September is turning into October. Where did the time go?
My 2022 In Books
2022 in books. 12 months, 72 books, and countless amount of pages. The challenge I set myself for reading this year was to read 60 books, focus on the books I have on my shelves already, and try and be more involved in new releases. It is safe to say I have managed to achieveContinue reading “My 2022 In Books”
My December 2022 In Books
December has come to an end already, and again another month has flown by! My December 2022 in books has been vast. Not just in terms of amount, but also genre. I managed to get around to my most anticipated books of the year, and they have been 100% worth it. This month has theContinue reading “My December 2022 In Books”
Book Review: The Summer We’ve Had
Historical Fiction is a genre I am very enamored with, so naturally reviewing this book, The Silent Chapter: A Heartwarming and Heartbreaking Love Story in Twentieth-Century Britain, was an easy decision to make. The title in itself grabbed my attention; 20th century Britain you say? Yes, please!
My November 2022 In Books
Another delayed book post, but here is my November 2022 in books. It was a wild start being in the UK and driving around, and then having a flurry of photography work, finding time to read the books on my TBR has been a time in itself. My most anticipated read of the year, BabelContinue reading “My November 2022 In Books”
My October 2022 In Books
This one is a little late… but between travel, work, and new business ventures, the blog has kind of been put on the back burner. However, it is better late than never and I have read some fantastic books these last couple of months. In my attempts to read more than historical fiction and romanceContinue reading “My October 2022 In Books”
Cosy Mystery Series Perfect For Fall
My taste in books changes with the seasons. I admit last autumn/winter I read far too many murder mystery and thriller books that I could probably write my own! Anyway seeing as my post on the top ten equestrian books proved popular, I decided to go ahead and give you another list of ten books,Continue reading “Cosy Mystery Series Perfect For Fall”
Spooky Season Books You Must Read
Coffee, check, comfy sweater, check, and a good book?
Photography A-Z
I’ve always wanted to do more fun blog challenges – this time make it photography based!
What to do in Autumn in Normandy
The Equinox has passed, and the weather is returning to its temperamental state of clouds, rain, sunshine, and gusts of bracing winds. Autumn has really made itself at home now that September is turning into October. Where did the time go?
My September 2022 In Books
My Ambitious TBR pile for September 2022 In Books has been particularly ignored until the last couple of weeks I have to be honest with you. After having a mega book hangover from the last Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, it has been a month of starting books and not getting into them easily. SoContinue reading “My September 2022 In Books”
My August 2022 In Books
May has been a wonderful reading month. The bookworm in me is overjoyed at the variety of genres, the number of people who have reached out to me, and the positivity that has been shared. Big thank you, everyone.
Free Jumping Your Horse
I love jumping and I would love it if my horses did too, so I make sure to allow them as much fun with Free Jumping Your Horse as possible! If you missed my last horsey post – click here! Trot Poles Are Not Scary! Allow your horse to investigate and discover poles and jumpContinue reading “Free Jumping Your Horse”
Why Visit La Fosse Arthour?
August has flown by. Plenty of warm days for adventures in the local area. This week I visited a local magical point of interest, but why should you Visit La Fosse Arthour? Activities To say I am obsessed with where I live is an understatement. There is so much variety in terms of landscape, wildlife,Continue reading “Why Visit La Fosse Arthour?”
My July 2022 In Books
May has been a wonderful reading month. The bookworm in me is overjoyed at the variety of genres, the number of people who have reached out to me, and the positivity that has been shared. Big thank you, everyone.
Book Review: Green Is Good: Save Money, Make Money, and Help Your Community Profit from Clean Energy
New independent author book review, this time a non-fiction work on sustainability! This review is of Green Is Good: Save Money, Make Money, and Help Your Community Profit from Clean Energy by Brian F Keane. If you would like to help me support independent authors and continue blogging, please consider heading over to my Ko-fiContinue reading “Book Review: Green Is Good: Save Money, Make Money, and Help Your Community Profit from Clean Energy”
Photoshoot with Tonia
Fewer posts mean I have been incredibly busy! If you missed the last snapshot post of my time in Northumberland, check it out here, if you have, scroll down and enjoy some of my favourite snapshots from my photoshoot with Tonia! Natural light photoshoots are arguably my favourite type of shoot. Not only due toContinue reading “Photoshoot with Tonia”
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