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Some tremendous news last night – I’ve been booked for a wedding in Paris in July. Needless to say I’m thrilled about that and somehow suspect that I won’t be struggling for locations with this one….it’s the weekend before I fly to Toulouse for l’Etape du Tour, so a real French flavour that month!

Watch this space in 4 months….

I was back up in Birmingham yesterday, but this time for the huge Focus on Imaging trade show rather than a wedding. I travelled up with a good friend and fellow photographer, Simon Jones, and we spent a great day in some superb talks by Martin Oliver, met with the legend that is Damien Lovegrove, lusted after some very serious kit indeed and finally looked at just about every wedding album supplier on the market.

It’s the last part of that sentence that’s key. I’ve been considering my album options for a while now and had always come back to one company. Queensberry. I made a decision to hold fire until I could really see their album options and talk to them in depth yesterday.

Once seen the decision became very, very easy. I’m now under no doubt that they are the finest photography albums in the world. The attention to detail, design, build, quality, heft, options and overall level of service is incredible.

As of now I am only supplying Queensberry albums. They’re not the cheapest, but then the best rarely is. They are, however, of such a high quality that there’s little doubt in my mind that the investment is worth every penny. Nothing else comes close.

I’m absolutely delighted to be Queensberry partner photographer and I know that my clients will be equally thrilled when they see what’s available.

We popped down to Christchurch today to see our old friends Iain and Sarah, and their 2 gorgeous kids, Amelia (2) and Harry (4 months). After some late Xmas present exchanges (the January snow storms had put paid to previous planned visits) we wandered down the coast and MY LORD IT WAS COLD – the second shot of Amelia shows you how fierce the wind was with her eyes streaming. Iain and I sensibly elected to leave our scarves in the car. We’re very clever men. Amelia and Jess had a play in the park and then we all decamped to a restaurant to warm our bodies and fill our tummies. Iain works for Shazam, the awesome iPhone app people, so if you haven’t already downloaded it do so now. It’s very, very cool….and it’s free.

Obviously I took my camera….

Jess, I know I’m biased because I’m your dad but when I look at you I think my heart might burst…you take my breath away.