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Photographer, traveller and storyteller, capturing the world in images and words. The Rove Journal is where I share reviews, guides, photo diaries and musings from around the world.
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Behind The Scenes: Harris Reed London Fashion Week 2026 (opens the original)
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I got a job, a real, big girl job, and it somehow has lead to me photographing BTS at Harris Reed alongside British Vogue. I did not know this was a dream job of mine until I was on it, but I had, genuinely, one of the best days of my life on this shoot. From hair and make up, to a walk through of the collection, to the British Vogue stills shoot, the dress rehearsal and the actual show, I photographed everything. It was fabulous. If you work in fashion, I’d love to connect. This event was orche
A photo diary from the south coast of Iceland 🇮🇸 (opens the original)
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I have driven the south coast of Iceland many times, across the past 3 years I have visited a few times and covered some serious mileage in various rental cars. Mostly alone, and most recently with my boyfriend, I have spent days through the depth of winter and across the endless hours of midnight sun exploring between Reykjavik and Höfn. From black sand beaches, to waterfalls, to geoparks and glaciers, I have seen so much of the south of Iceland and some of the highlands and yet it seems like t
Photographs from Reynisfjara, Skogafoss & Seljalandsfoss 🇮🇸 (opens the original)
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Iceland has around 21 hours of daylight during July, and it absolutely baffles me that though it’s peak season and full of tourists, almost no one is taking advantage of it. Unfortunately when we were over there it was very overcast, so other than one brief evening, we didn’t get to fully experience the midnight sun phenomenon this time. However, it was still bright enough and so my boyfriend and I did what I did when I solo travelled last year, we destroyed our sleeping patterns, and stayed awa
How to spend 24-48 hours in Reykjavik 🇮🇸 (opens the original)
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Reykjavik (translating to Smokey Bay) is the capital city of Iceland. A small but colourful city of around 140,000 people, heated almost entirely by geothermal hot springs. It is one of the only cities in the world with no McDonalds or Starbucks and has an epic road with a rainbow painted on the floor which points your view up to the huge 244ft church made to look like basalt lava columns. This unique place is a little slice of civilisation before the rest of the island peters off into unfathoma
A photo journal from Reykjavik, Iceland (opens the original)
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Third times a charm, that’s what they say, isn’t it? My third trip to Iceland was exactly that, charming. Upon reaching Keflavik, I had 6 hours to roam and wander before picking my boyfriend up from the airport. I successfully acquired the hire car, which was upgraded to a Jimny upon arrival, and planned our first 2.5 days where we would be around Reykjavik in a gorgeous Airbnb before a crossover day at the Golden Circle & Thingvellir National Park. There is a particular magic to visiting a plac
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