Project 365 - Week Twelve

This week I took some photos of my lovely little sister in law (to be). I quickly grabbed her for some photos when I was over at her parents' house, as I knew she probably wouldn't mind posing for me!

The light was lovely as it was early evening and the sun was low in the sky. Perfect for some natural light portraits.

Project 365 - Week Eleven

This week, as I had a couple of days off and the weather was nice, Chris and I decided to revisit lovely Whitstable. You may remember that we visited a few weeks ago, but there was a beer festival that particular day, so the place was heaving!

Well, it wasn't a huge amount quieter to be honest! Not quite festival bustling, but still fairly busy for a Monday! It must just be very popular, and I can understand why. I've fallen a bit in love with the place.

We had an absolutely delicious lunch of battered king prawns with sweet chilli sauce and chips at the Crab & Winkle. It was lovely sitting outside in the sunshine, right by the harbour. I'd thoroughly recommend it as the food is scrumptious. Plus, it's very reasonably priced. We had a very generous portion of the king prawns! Can't wait to go back!

I was determined to find the Whitstable beach huts during our visit, as I've seen quite a few photos of them on various websites, and they make for interesting photos. I wasn't disappointed. I really like the bright colours and would love to do a photoshoot there at some point.

Project 365 - Week Ten

This week's photo was taken at my goddaughter's birthday party in the park. Her incredibly talented mother made the pinata for the party!

Project 365 - Week Nine

I haven't had much of a chance to take many project 365 photos this week, as I've been busy editing the Rock The Frock shoot (more on that later!). I did, however, take a few photos when I visited a friend's new home earlier on in the week:



Project 365 - Week Eight

I had heard that Whitstable is a lovely place to visit, with plenty of photographic opportunities, so Chris and I whizzed over there on Sunday afternoon. However, what we hadn't realised was that there was a weekend beer festival on, so the place was absolutely heaving! It was therefore very difficult to shoot anything at all.

I did manage to get a couple of good shots in the end, but I'll have to go back on a quieter day to properly explore.

We had planned to stick around and grab a bite to eat but, given the sheer volume of people, we decided to pop into Canterbury on the way home instead. Canterbury is such a beautiful city and lovely to just walk around. I took this photo of the river cruise beside the Little Italy restaurant: