Olivia and The Rolling Stones

Ideas, plans? These are great but putting them into action takes time. I wanted to find some old Vogue covers so I went searching in local charity shops particularly Oxfam Books. This proved to be a fruitless task but there on a shelf was a very interesting alternative; a photo book of classic Rolling Stones images. Having purchased this for £3.99 I sorted with the wonderful Olivia Harriet a date to shoot. Taking the book apart and selecting the pages took some considerable time. I opted for all Black and White images as they so much more impact. Putting all the pages together was the next task as I felt there needed to be a conscious flow. The following morning Olivia arrived and her being a rock fan she was very keen to get started. Working with Olivia had been great in Brighton for our first shoot so I was confident it would be a success. Changes in lighting, outfits and props ensured an interesting array of diversified images which created a mix of retro and contemporary moods. 
Part 2 of our shoot to come later.

Missing Andy Not Missing

There is always something exciting about looking forward to a Missing Andy gig. Being local was a bigger bonus. So it was off to the Boileroom in Guildford. Before even getting there I met up with friends. It had to be the Pody Posse. Inside were more familiar faces who had driven up from Portsmouth where I had met them before.

Missing Andy appeal to a wide crowd with so many genres within their music which really sets them apart from other bands. The set was great with a mix of old and new songs and everything being original. Life, vibrancy and fun! Don't miss out on their gig if you see they are playing