#67 - Jo and I are pretty comfortable in any situation. It’s important to be comfortable being yourself, and feeling free to be so. We’re pretty lucky that we have the same easy going nature with each other.
A Portrait-a-day project.
This series is a collaboration between James and Jo.
It all began the day we got engaged, and will continue to document both our creative ideas and candid moments.
Model: Jo O'Brien.
Photography: James Price.
All images copyright © James Price & Jo O'Brien - All rights reserved.
#66 - Jo’s looking very contemplative tonight… I wonder what she’s thinking.
#65 - I remember a lot of my dreams. The most vivid of which involve water somehow… the ocean, boats, swimming, stormy oceans etc… Jo doesn’t remember many of her dreams - but she’s trying.
Tell me your dreams?
#64 - Finally home from a blissfull month of honeymoon goodness in Italy, the first thing Jo wanted to do? Go shopping and do a DailyJo shoot! This was one of the new tops she bought today. Oh, and some nice high heels to go with them.
#63 - Our last night in Rome before heading back to Australia was a nostalgic one. We wanted it to last forever. Jo finally found some new Italian lingere in the last town we visited, and it matched the decor perfectly.
#62 - Tuscany was absolutely beautiful and the weather perfect. This shot of Jo bathing in the morning light has been affectionately named Tuscan Sunrise.
This one was even worth publishing… Print available here
#61 - We’ve found plenty of nice restaurants along our travels, but this was one of Jo’s favourites. Not for the place itself (which you can’t really make out in the photo anyway), but for the lovely guy who owned it, who would sing while he waited for people to arrive. Oh, and the food was exquisite.
#60 - Being an artist herself, Jo was really interested in seeing a consummate professional at work - I’m sure she got some great tips…
#59 - After a while most of the little streets in Italy start to look a bit the same. This one seemed very modern in comparison to most we’ve encountered so far. It was just a simple little jewelry shop but they obviously designed thier own shopfront.
#58 - stop perving… Jo’s just relaxing in the hotel after another very long day.
#57 - The Verona Arena. Jo eagerly awaits the contruction workers to finish setting up the set for the final performance of Tosca at the amphitheatre. It was a beatiful show.
#56 - It was a long day at the beach in Monterosso, after which a shower and a total covering of moisturiser was in order. Beautiful hotel room we had too by the way.
#55 - Now we’re truly on holiday. Thoughts of work and stress of life seem to have really been forgotten now. Sipping red wine on a balcony in Verona looking down the street to Casa dei Capuletei and the balcony of Juliette.
#54 - Venice - what can we say except that the entire city is a beautiful work of art. You simply can’t take a bad photo of it. Piazza San Marco was especially beautiful at about 6am beofre the 10,000 daily tourists turned up.
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