I think I finally have enough confidence to start sharing a bit more of my non-live music photography.
Way way way back in early spring I had the blessing of being asked to shoot for a local charity shop called Asha. It specialises in selling South Asian clothing and then donates the proceeds to a number of charities helping to fight poverty in the region. Little did they know I had only shot about two portraits beforehand so didn’t really have a clue what I was doing! A friend of mine who I showed my first ever pics to put me in touch and heady optimism encouraged me to give it go.
I set-up my make-shift studio in my mate’s living and went on to create a few hours of semi-organised chaos! I had tons of fun though and learned more than I could have imagined. Really, really grateful for Asha for giving me the chance to practice with them. Thought I would share some of my favourites here.
You can support Asha (and see a few more shots) over on their website, please do because its a great little charity run by absolutely lovely people – http://www.ashacharityshop.com/index.html
Rob
Great shots…
Thanks, just checked out your blog and you take lovely shots. Love your portraits of William.
Good to see you venturing outside your comfort zone. 🙂 The colors of these are lovely!
Beautiful photography!!! ❤
Thanks Lauren