Feeling Grateful?

Some of you may have read about Hailey Bartholomew and her 365 Grateful project in our latest issue. And some of you may have not – but you can read a bit about it here! Having discovered the power of gratitude herself several years ago, Hailey is now on a mission to document the little moments of gratitude in others’ lives – and that includes you! She is currently calling for entries to this lovely competition which simply asks you to answer ‘What are you grateful for?’ with an accompanying photographic image. As if the process isn’t rewarding enough in itself, you could also be even more rewarded with a fabulous prize pack including a FujiFilm collectors’ camera, a beautiful camera bag and a subscription to yours truly. Happy days!

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