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Hi, I’m Steph.

Hi, I’m Steph.

I’m a freelance social media strategist, content creator and photographer who loves to support and promote small businesses. Born in New York, I currently live in London with my husband Jorge, our kids Emilia and Sebastian, and Oakley, our lazy cat. Beyond work and family, I love to travel, read, explore, blog, bake, eat and drink lots of tea. Read my story here!

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Hi, I’m Steph.

Hi, I’m Steph.

I’m a freelance social media strategist, content creator and photographer who loves to support and promote small businesses. Born in New York, I currently live in London with my husband Jorge, our kids Emilia and Sebastian, and Oakley, our lazy cat. Beyond work and family, I love to travel, read, explore, blog, bake, eat and drink lots of tea. Read my story here!

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I usually only share blog posts to Stories, but I’ve decided to start sharing them on the feed too. ◾️ Today, from my “Small Business Breakfast” interview series (featuring inspiring, creative small business owners), meet Michelle Wiseman, founder of Little Wise Toys which offers travel friendly, screen free developmental toys for 3-6 year olds (soon to include 6-12 year olds too). ▪️ Read our Q&A in my bio link. ▪️ PS: head over to @littlewisetoys and give Michelle a follow!
Just a stunning Cyclades sunset, the Naxos Portara Just a stunning Cyclades sunset, the Naxos Portara a silhouette against a fading October afternoon, the colours I associate with autumn in New York spreading across the Greek horizon and glistening on the waves of an inky Aegean Sea. 🔸 The last time I travelled. Days when we didn’t think of wearing masks or social distancing or have any idea of how different our world would be a few months later. 🔸 When was the last time you were on a plane and where did you go? 🔸 #sunsets_captures #beautifulsunset
Love waking up to an #Etsy order! Thanks to Renata Love waking up to an #Etsy order! Thanks to Renata in London for my 100th this morning with this 8x10 glossy print of Covent Garden. (Shop link in bio 📸) #londonphotography
6 years ago tomorrow, we had our closest friends a 6 years ago tomorrow, we had our closest friends and family here in London from around the UK, the US, and Spain celebrating this life we were starting to build together. Happy anniversary weekend, @jrgrdrgzmrtn! ❤️ #weddingphotoshoot #chelseaoldtownhall
A shot from my last photo adventure before lockdow A shot from my last photo adventure before lockdown, on a wander around #Brixton with a pair of film students from the @capastudyabroad London program who were working on projects involving small businesses and the diversity of the city, the results of which I’d love to see one day. ✈️ My own #studyabroad experience in London on the same program 17 (!? 🤯) years ago shaped the direction of my life and career in many different ways. I hope that students are able to travel again soon when it’s safe to do so, and have access to the same opportunities and the world beyond their usual boundaries. ✈️ Did you study abroad or have a long term travel experience that shaped your life in some way? How? And where did you go?
“Molecules mixed with soil, providing nutrition “Molecules mixed with soil, providing nutrition for plants, those plants were then devoured by animals, and so, contrary to the assumptions of the majority, the human body was immortal, on a never-ending journey through the cycles of nature. What more could one possibly want from the hereafter?” - enjoyed reading Elif Shafak’s “10 Minutes 38 Seconds in This Strange World” this month. (@shafakelif) 📖 Another recent fave was “America Dirt” by Jeanine Cummins. (@jeaninecummins) 📖 I just got a delivery of about 10 new books to devour, most by BAME writers, during the many breastfeeding sessions tying me to one spot.... What are you reading right now? 📖 Photo from last summer’s walk through the wilds of Emsworth with the lovely @andothermemories! 📖 #booklovers #instablooms
The lightness of days far behind us. ⭐️ Naxos, The lightness of days far behind us. ⭐️ Naxos, Greece, October 2019. ⭐️ #chasinglight #stademagazine
Digging through London and travel photos to find s Digging through London and travel photos to find something to post, it all felt so far from the reality of life right now. Instead, a bear bottom. 🐻 We’re on a different sort of adventure: one of sleepless milky nights, of tiny grasping fingers, of feathery velvet hair and newborn smells. Of contradictory, simple yet complicated, emotions. Of 3-year-old dramas and amplified defiance, of seeing a big sister step into and out of her newly assigned role until she finds her place again. Of watching all the days and hours and minutes melt together in a sleep-deprived lockdown haze. 🐻 #19daysold #tummytime

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