Street style theatrics, Boscombe Vintage Market

I wish more people were this fun in front of my camera. Street style photography need not always be serious! More on these to these two young gentlemen at a later date.

Pebble Zine, Issue 4

I am very pleased with how far Pebble Zine has progressed since its September début. The magazine is being noticed by more and more independent brands and businesses, who are eager to be featured. From my own perspective, it was delightful to hear that the independent designers at Wolf & Badger were familiar with the publication. And people who I met at London Fashion Week are keen to be involved.

This fourth issue of Pebble Zine is our 'unseen' edition, in which we focus on the ideas of exploration, alternate perspectives, and re-discovery. Highlights include Sam Thomson's feature on urban exploration (p.31), Lulu Liu spring/summer shoot by Estefania Aviles (p.58), Swim Deep interview by Rosie Lord (p.118), and vegetarian recipes from lifestyle editor Georgia Scarr (p.154).

I hope you enjoy reading through the new issue. Once again, if you have any positive or critical feedback, or you would like to contribute to the magazine, please get in touch. Equally, if you represent an independent brand or business and would like to advertise in our summer issue, you can e-mail me at unlimitedbyjk@yahoo.co.uk.We offer affordable rates for full page advertising.

Shelley Theatre, Bournemouth

Nikki was photographer at today's What Alice Found shoot for ASOS Marketplace, set in the historical Shelley Theatre, Boscombe. Nikki wears New Look shoes and necklace, Topshop t-shirt, Honour Over Glory beanie, and a self-customised leather jacket.