by admin | Mar 5, 2018 | Fresh Shoots, Hotels and Lodges, Photo of the week
This is my second time shooting at this wonderful hotel in Praslin. They recently underwent a huge revamp and have upgraded and completely changed the rooms as well as the restaurant and built a brand new jetty that juts out into the ocean, complete with a rim flow...
by admin | Jan 23, 2018 | Fresh Shoots, Hotels and Lodges, Photo of the week
Le Nautique Mahe’s sister property is situated on the tiny island of La Digue, only a short ferry ride from the mainland Mahe. This gorgeous property is situated close to the shops and nearby village, making it the perfect spot to explore the island. One of the...
by admin | Jan 17, 2018 | Fresh Shoots, Hotels and Lodges, Photo of the week
Think turquoise flat seas, beautifully decorated and thought out rooms, one of the most comfortable beds in the world (I swear!), and some of the loveliest owners I have worked with to date, all situated on the east coast of Mahe at Anse Royale. The perfect place to...
by admin | Jun 15, 2017 | Fresh Shoots, Hotels and Lodges, Photo of the week
This was my second visit to the gorgeous KonoKono beach resort. This time I had model Lynn Schooling with me to shoot some images on the property. Everything about KonoKono is beautiful, open, and luxurious – an endless beach and calm sea to enjoy a SUP, views...
by admin | May 11, 2017 | Fresh Shoots, Hotels and Lodges, Photo of the week
White Sand luxury villas is one of those special places for me. Of course, it does help to have beautiful endless views, spacious and elegantly styled villas, and food that blows your mind. When you put all of those things together you are bound to end up with a...
by admin | Sep 7, 2016 | Hotels and Lodges, Photo of the week, The Travel Blog
A bird’s eye view is one that many people don’t get to see. To view a resort or lodge from the air is quite special – the colours and textures become something magical bringing the photograph to life. If you would like aerial photos of your lodge or...
