So a shoot in a tropical butterfly house, with top Doncaster nail technician Gemma Lambert sounded like a brilliant idea. The problem was that outside temperature was about -7 , my photogear in the boot of a cold car. Walk into an extremely humid Butterfly House end up with fogged lenses, fogged ccd sensors, my D3s were literally dripping with water. Waiting, and waiting form them to clear was going to take ages, so I grabbed all my gear and legged it to the toilets 10 minutes later after putting the lot though the hand driers, we were ready to shoot some pictures.

Trying to get snakes, and butterflies to perform was a minor miracle, a huge thanks to the models who braved the snakes:) it was a really enjoyable afternoons work, not without difficulties, but that what this game is about. So nice surprise to find that Scratch magazine had used one of the images not only as a front cover, but also did a nice photo feature as well. Result !!!