Mudlarking on the Thames - Foundation Students, @UAL

February, 2019 

I photographed Foundation students from Camberwell & Central St.Martins from @UAL mudlarking on the Thames back in February. A mudlark is someone who scavenges in the river mud hoping to source treasure, particularly during the 18th and 19th century. 

Byron Bay, NSW, Australia

15.02.16

The lovely Byron Bay and Little Watego's beach. It was very hard to leave this place....

Abel Tasman National Park, South Island, New Zealand

22.01.16 - 24.01.16

We visited the stunning Abel Tasman National Park and did the coastal walk. Most of the beaches we walked through were completely deserted! We stayed overnight in Whariwharangi Hut and drank a bag of wine under the moonlight on the beach : )

Boracay, Philippines.

29.12.13 

Boracay is an absolutely stunning island in the Philippines. 

More of my instagram photos from the island here - 

http://instagram.com/laurablight 

Tayrona National Park, Colombia

 

                                     

21.02.13

Not far from Santa Marta, ´Parc Tayrona´ is famous for its glorious beaches. It´s also home to immense fauna and flauna and I saw lots of interesting delights during my two days here, including this colourful jellyfish. Its an hour and a half hike through the park to get to the first campsite and the beaches are not much further. 

We slept in hammocks again and drunk ´ron´on the beach, gazing up at the moon...bliss. 

I bloody love a sunset - Montanita, Ecuador

02.01.13

We spent New Year in Montanita which was absolutely loco. Surfers all take to the water at midnight, fireworks are lit and paper mache sculptures are burnt. It was definitely a NY I will never forget. 

We spent a few days on the beach watching the surfers do their thing. We were usually too hungover to have a go, woops. 

Huacahina, Ica, Peru

13.12.12

Miles of sandy dunes surround this small natural lake in ´Huacahina,´nick-named the ´Oasis of America´. It´s such a relaxing place, I could have stayed for days.

 A group of us hired a sand buggy along with a driver and sped over the dunes, which are around a hundred feet high. It was so much fun but unfortunately way to bumpy and sandy to bring the camera along. We also had a go at the sand boards, the baby slope was enough for me!

Isla Del Sol, Bolivia

Piglets! Hello.

28.11.12

Isla Del Sol ( Island of the Sun ) is the birthplace of the sun and Inca mythology. We spent three hours in the North of the Island visiting the ruins and then caught a boat to the South of the Island. This is a tranquil, beautiful Island with glistening waters and white, sandy beaches.