Kristen & David

I had been looking forward to Kristen & David's shoot since I met them a few months back. They were an amazing couple to work with - and also extremely cute together! Kristen and I had been emailing each other back and forth excitedly for quite a while with ideas (kristen is also a photo-blog addict!) and we finally settled on Portrush as the location. We wanted a whole lot of fun, colour and romance. It was a real thrill to try something completely different for an e-session and I highly recommend it to all those girls still waiting on their shoots for next year.
When we got to Barry's amusements there were so many places to take photos I almost malfunctioned! Afterward we took a walk around the town and down to the harbour for some more intimate shots.





































Thank-you Kristen and David - I hope you had fun!

Also any girls who are thinking about ratpack old school sounds for their wedding, book Dave He is the man for swing!


Other stuff thats been happening...

• This is my last week as a designer for GMINI magazine. I will miss the craic, the mummy chats, the bitchin, the laughter, the tantrums and all the girls so much. I won't miss the deadlines though!

• I will not have any more time on my hands as come September, start of term, I will be lecturing three days a week for the Southern Regional College. We had a staff meeting today and I am seriously scared. I think they have their own in-college language. EMA's, FELS, EV Reports, e-isla, ILT, SPP, SENDO, VEP, CDP, CCEA, EDEXCEL, - those in our educational services really like to use initials for everything. I think I'm going to have to take a course in src staff terminologoy first!

• Tomorrow I'm taking Seanan to get his school uniform. He starts nursery in September and every time I think of it I feel a little bit sick and also very protective. I can't believe my little bean is starting school. He is growing up too quick and I'm forever trying to catch up. Tonight I tucked him into bed with his fire engines and double-decker buses and wished for his life to always be this simple, resisting change, but knowing that it will come.