Growing up, photography was a big thing. My Mum had a MASSIVE Polaroid camera and, pretty much like you would use your phone these days, photographed EVERYTHING! I dread to think how much she must have spent on film. My Dad was also a keen photographer and I still have his Pentax film SLR. Anyway, after university, while working in an office, I went on to study Photography at night school – the lovely arty nitty gritty stuff of developing your own pictures in the dark room. After the course I had a thirst for the subject so enrolled onto a Photo-Journalism course. I felt a little fraudulent as I already knew at this point my love for photography was in the realm of weddings and not current affairs. However, the course was invaluable in developing my reportage style. Meanwhile in my day job I had colleagues getting married that entrusted me to capture their big day – I know brave right, I’m not sure on whose part, mine or theirs?! Shortly after I got married myself, my husband suggested I take up photography full-time, so I did. I handed my notice in & Key Reflections was born. 

It’s definitely not just photography that fills my heart. I have my own little family, consisting of my husband Gaz, our 10 year old son Gwesyn, our 7 year old daughter Delyth and our 4 year old Miniature Schnauzer, aka the pest, Luna! I’m only jesting, she is part of the family and my little running partner, we are well paced as we both have short legs – ha!.