Lockdown through the lens of a disposable camera
29 October 2020
After not being to use my disposable camera for my photography GCSE project, I decided to document initial Lockdown and when restrictions eased instead and I just got the photos back today! I'm so glad I did it. Looking back through the photos made all the memories flood back and I can't wait to look at them in years to come and think back to the positive parts in such a strange time of our lives. Possibly the most cliche thing ever, but it is easy to look back and focus on the negatives but I managed to make so many happy memories that I'll remember forever.
I wanted to share my favourites in a blog post so I hope you like them as much as I do.
My exam timetable for the exams I didn't even do. |
G&T in the garden. |
A bit of a random one but oranges for breakfast. |
Good Friday picnic in the garden. |
Easter Sunday. |
VE day. |
My sister Bronwen's 20th birthday. |
Our first walk down to the beach. |
My mum and auntie making dinner outside. |
My granny's birthday. An evening at the beach. |
Summer beach days. |
The start of the Autumnal festivities | Photo Diary
19 October 2020
Checked coat- Primark (last year!)
Grey Hoodie- Weekday via Asos
Mom jeans- Topshop
Trainers- Adidas
Checked jacket- Zara
What's on your Autumn to-do list?
Sending love to everyone, hope you're all okay and staying safe.
Bethan xx
5 reasons why you should watch Emily In Paris
11 October 2020
It has become a frequent occurrence that whenever I watch a film or a TV series, as soon as I've watched 'said' thing I'm looking for the similar outfits online straight away and take huge inspiration from the main characters. For example, when I watched Last Christmas last year, I immediately wanted a leopard print coat because Kate (played by the amazing Emilia Clarke) wore one throughout the film. It went on my Christmas list quicker than it took me to realise the concept of the story line.
And I knew I'd be the exactly the same with Emily In Paris. Before I ramble about it further, here are 5 reasons why you should watch Emily In Paris, and that's if you haven't seen it already.
1. The beautiful city of Paris
I've only ever been there for a day when me, my family and a massive group of friends went camping in France back in 2010 and I can't wait to go back. In fact, I want to live there. For a while haha, not forever. It's one of those cities where it can still look just as pretty in the rain. The buildings, cafe's and restaurants are all so picturesque. I know I would feel like I was starring in a movie everyday if I lived there! It completely made the series and is a huge part as to why it was just so great to watch.
2. Fashion
I don't think I ever saw Emily wear an outfit twice! Despite David Attenborough probably not being best pleased, I was in awe of her Parisian style. It made me want to wear a beret and stroll around the beautiful streets of Paris with a Chanel bag. Okay, maybe I can carry on dreaming about the Chanel bag but everything else, I can try and recreate. Let the searching commence!
3. Her friendships
Moving to Paris and starting a new job on your own must have been scary. But somehow Emily made it look easy! Without spoiling the story, she became best friends with two girls Mindy and Camille who seemed like the kindest people. I loved watching their friendships grow throughout the series especially at times when they needed each other the most. You could really tell they all had the best time filming it!
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