Photographer Regent's Park

Regent's Park is one of London's most architecturally splendid Royal Parks. Designed by John Nash for the Prince Regent (later George IV) in the early 19th century, it combines 410 acres of open parkland, ornamental lake, formal gardens and a zoo with one of the most spectacular sequences of Regency architecture in the world — Nash's white stucco terraces along the Outer Circle represent some of the finest Neoclassical design in Britain. For photography, the park offers extraordinary variety within a relatively compact area.

The centrepiece of the Inner Circle — Queen Mary's Rose Garden — is simply one of the most beautiful photography locations in London during its June peak, when over 12,000 rose plants of 85 varieties are in full bloom. Outside rose season, the park's Boating Lake, the Broad Walk avenue, the open meadows and the Nash terraces all provide beautiful, varied settings. Primrose Hill, immediately north, adds the famous London panoramic view to the park's repertoire. I photograph all types of sessions in Regent's Park — family, engagement, couple, maternity, individual portrait — and cover all of North and Central London.