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Model - Actress 📸🎬🎭
Representation: @wozmanagement
Manchester 📍

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Another image from my recent portrait shoot with the talented Esi Darmma, actor and model

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Another portrait of the talented Esi Darmma, actor and model

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The very talented Esi Darmma, actor and model

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#naturallightphotos
#beigefabric
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#strongwomen🤎

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#MoodyPortrait #MusicPhotography #AlternativeStyle #amazingmodel
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In exactly a years time, the Veil will thin and mortals may enter The Court of Queen Titania for a night of magic and revelry.

A fantasy ball held in a grand manor house In Shrewsbury awaits - expect live music, performances, side quests, fantasy market, charcuterie buffet, welcome drink, event photography and more!

Will we see you Through The Veil?

Tickets are available now at the link in our bio ✨

#fantasyball #bookstagram #acotar #fantasyevents #larp

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A few more frames from a shoot with the wonderfully talented Esi.

An old mirror, a fair bit of black material and a few lights. The rest was all Esi.

Button Pusher - Me
Human in the frame. quire literally @esi.darmma
Retouch - Nathan Lathwood
Lighting Kit @godox_global @essentialphotovideo @pixapro

#model #portraits #portfolio #portrait #mirror #stockport #rjbradburyphotography #pixapro

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“ Dark academia - part 2” - such a joy to work with @esi.darmma ! All captured with the GFX100ii + GF55mm f1.7.
#fujifilm #fujigfx #gfx100 #fujifilmgfx #fujigfx100

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Flora and faun. Rounding off the 3rd set and the whole shoot with the super versatile @esi.darmma

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The Crimson Queen

They called her The Crimson Queen, though she had never wanted the crown.

For years, she had sat beside the throne rather than upon it, watching kings make promises, generals make plans, and courtiers whisper behind embroidered sleeves. She learned early that power was rarely held by the person wearing the crown.

Then, one winter evening, everything changed.

The king was gone.

The court expected panic. Instead, she dressed in crimson — the colour of sacrifice, blood and authority — placed the crown upon her head and took her seat upon the old royal chaise.

Candles burned behind her as the great hall filled with silence.

Before her lay a single sealed letter.

It contained the name of the person responsible for the king’s disappearance.

She had known the truth for three days.

She had also known that revealing it would start a war.

So she sat quietly, her eyes lowered, appearing almost sorrowful.

But beneath that calm exterior, the decision had already been made.

The Queen would not seek revenge.

She would seek justice.

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