Born and raised in north London to a wealthy politician family, Elizabeth went to a private school. She had very little experience around boys, so when she and Jake met for the first time at UCL, she was shy and awkward. Her personality, mixed with his, meant they fell for each other pretty quickly. They bounced off one another, and soon they fell in love. But Jake wasn’t her only passion in life. 

Growing up, Elizabeth was fascinated with photography and nature and pictures and art and travelling. She long-dreamed of travelling the world and taking world class photos of everything the earth had to offer. Or maybe she could have worked for the BBC on documentaries, and worked with David Attenborough. But it wasn’t meant to be; she had a camera — and agenda — of her own. In high-school, she realised there were other sorts of beauty: people. So she began photographing her school friends and teachers, catching them at the most discreet time. 

Elizabeth then carried on her passion for photography at UCL, where she graduated with a first. After graduating, she was disappointed. The career prospects for a photographer were almost null and void. But before she could search for jobs on her own, she was scouted by a modelling agency, where she worked for a couple of years, shooting clothing and underwear campaigns. It wasn’t until, one time, when she was on set, one of the lead photographers sexually harassed her. A lawsuit ensued, but she lost — the company was in favour of the photographer. Enraged, Elizabeth left the modelling company, and her handsome salary, behind. Ever since, she has been a freelance photographer, focusing on professional headshots, weddings, and baby photos. Despite the lack of solid income, she loves what she does, and she wouldn’t change anything about it. Now, she has the freedom to look after her children, and make sure that she nurtures them into decent human beings. Elizabeth is her own boss, who is not willing to stand for anything she doesn’t agree with.