Photoshoot - Ss Peter & Paul's Doncaster
May 5
1 min read
What a great way to start a Monday morning with a mini photoshoot at St Peter & Paul’s in Doncaster.
We had a lovely morning with Nicole, Brendan and the team, capturing beautiful moments with the students. Even though it was a little chilly, it turned into a marvellous day.
These photos will be used across the school’s website and will also support an upcoming layout refresh.
Now it’s back in the office for a week of editing, before we hit the road again for a full schedule of meetings. Here are some behind the scenes footage from today's shoot.
The collaborative entry layout is intentionally bare, which helps when you want to test how quickly pages load and how the editing flow feels.
Thank you to Nicole, Brendan, and the entire team at St Peter & Paul's for such a warm welcome! Despite the chilly start, it was an absolute pleasure working with the students and capturing some special moments. Can't wait to see these images bring the new website and refreshed layout to life. A fantastic way to kick off the week – thanks again for having us!
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