And it's off! Zoom zoom zoom!

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I was born in England, near Hastings, but grew up in the South of France. I met, fell in love with and married my now husband after returning to the UK. We now live in Belgium where our daughter, Amélie, was born in 2005.

I am a lawyer by profession but like pretending to be a photographer in my spare time. I first became properly interested in photography shortly after Amélie's birth but that interest has since developed into a bit of an all-consuming passion. I love trying to capture the happiness she brings me and her uninhibited wonder at the world that surrounds us. I don't want to forget a single moment of this incredible journey.

I shoot with a digital Canon SLR camera and edit my pictures in PhotoShop. If you have any questions about my pictures, please don't hesitate to leave me a comment and I'll do my best to help. That being said, I know I still have lots and lots to learn so constructive feedback is really appreciated.

Anyway, that's enough about me. How are you?

(the pictures of me in the blond wig were taken by Tara Leigh, an inspiration and someone I am lucky to be able to call a friend - give her site a visit, you won't be disappointed! - and my logo was designed by the fabulous Matthew Nelson)

Splish Splash

During last week’s half term, we had been planning a trip to Ostend to visit Grandma Claire. But with Amélie being down with the flu, we had to cancel. So we went today instead. It was cold. Amélie loved it. She’s a bit of an ice queen. She hates wearing jumpers or coats, even during the winter. She will not get into a bath that is anything more than tepid. And still, at the age of 4, she will not drink a warm drink (not even hot, just warm and she protests). So today she spent at least an hour kneeling in the wet sand digging little holes with her bare hands while Han and I stood by with our hands firmly in our pockets… When I asked her if she was cold, she said “yes” and, with a big grin, “I like it!”.

ice queen

Here, the crazy little monkey tries to explain to me what it is she’s drawn in the sand while her fingers turn blue. All I understood was that it was something called a “goodgie-sprip” and it had big eyes.

(I’m cheating – adding more pictures to this post as I edit them. Given how long it takes me to edit stuff, this may become a permanent feature on this here blog. So keep your peepers peeled!)

Run

She’s running. Because that’s the only way she knows how to move: at high speed.

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11/11/2009 - 10:22 pm tara leigh - guhhhh i love her so much.

12/11/2009 - 6:40 am amelia (millylillyrose) - i 100% completely am in love with your sweet girl. her face is just so endearing and beautiful. and your photography is wonderful cass! plus im pretty sure i want her entire wardrobe for India some day.

12/11/2009 - 6:01 pm Ingrid - Oh my gosh..she's lovely and you now have a blog. These are beautiful photographs Cass and such special memories attached to them.

12/11/2009 - 10:10 pm Amanda - Seriously, you are SO GOOD! These are wonderful. Love love love love love love love.

14/11/2009 - 2:26 pm Amélie - She makes such a wonderful ice queen ! I really love your photos and how you tell the story.

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