Here are the first few edits of a recent shoot with the gorgeous Stacey Jo Marshall.   There really are so many beautiful shots to choose from with Stacey its difficult knowing which ones to edit.   For photographers wanting a good model I cannot recommend Stacey highly enough, her preparation and attention detail is second to none.

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Just 2 bronze results this month. Shouldn’t grumble but was certainly hoping for a Silver with the Aisha Coe glamour picture.

The edits for last weekend’s Stacey shoot are nearing completion … the following are a sample of the rock chic elements of the shoot

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First couple of edits from yesterday’s shoot with the voluptuous Aisha Coe.

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A couple of quick edits from a recent shoot with Stacey-Jo Marshall.   For those of you who haven’t come across Stacey before, she’s a regular on the BSB, WSB circuit as a grid girl, a former Miss Portsmouth and Miss England finalist.

An enjoyable and very productive shoot all round.

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More images to follow soon.

These are the final edits from a recent shoot with gorgeous Tasha Lopez at my studio.

Tasha has such a unique look I’m sure you’ll agree …

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The plan was go and see an old friend of mine (and Vicky’s old boss) who I used to do tracks days with racing.  Simon didn’t have a good practice session so returned home to work on the bike and concentrate on getting a good setup for the Sunday, so unfortunately we didn’t manage to meet up with Simon.

With temperatures of 2 degrees and despite lovely sunshine, a bitter wind whipped across Brands Hatch making it very unpleasant viewing.   There weren’t very many spectators in attendance.

As with all modern circuits these days high fencing ruins most photographic options … but despite this I manage to get a few decent shots in the dying sunshine on Saturday afternoon

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I was a first for me and unfortunately it rained … water got into the camera before the sequence was complete. Luckily Canon were able to repair the camera for a fee of approx £200.

While the results are amazing, you can clearly see the rotation of the earth against the night sky in the first part.