People

Studio portraits, location portraits and lifestyle imagery for businesses, government departments, NGOs and individuals.

Products

My product photography starts conversations. Whether it is a product on a plain background or a stylised image telling the story of a new brand, my pictures will engage your audience and attract new customers.

Places

Landscapes, cityscapes, seascapes, landmarks, building interiors/exteriors and attractions photographed to suit your brand or liven your marketing.

Viticulture

The English wine industry is growing and I can help with still and moving images to assist your marketing. This set was shot for langham Wine Estate.

Animals

Studio portraits of animals.

Kodak No.3A Junior

Made in 1918, this beautiful camera still works and is central to a project to photograph people born the same year as well as a fashion project.

Orphans

In spring, the avian world explodes with new life. At the same time, humans emerge from a winter of TV watching to attack the growing foliage in their gardens. The result is a cocophony of orphaned baby birds in wildlife rescue centres. Most people do not see this vulnerable time in a bird's life.

Ancient trees

Trees can live for hundreds of years, so I started a project to record them, in a creative way.

Last Dancing Bear

The happy sounds of bells and comical shuffling of India's dancing bears kept tourists entertained for centuries, but it was a barbaric practice disguised as fun. The sloth bears, made famous by Kipling's Baloo, had their teeth knocked out and a control rope punched through their snouts. The bears reared up and stuffled to alliviate the intense pain. But add some jingly music and drums and the bears looked like they were dancing.

India banned the practice in 1972, but had little appetite to end it, so the bears continued to suffer until several organisations formed a coalition to save the bears. British based International Animal Rescue was one partner which helped bring an end to the unbelievable suffering in just seven years.

Palm Oil and why it is so bad

Cheap edible oil is killing a part of the planet that was once a diverse ecosystem brimming with life. Mankind is treating the Bornean rainforest as a smoker does their lungs.

At the coalface of a new palm oil plantation the trees are ripped up by mechanical digger and burned. A thriving ecosystem that helps regulate the planet is turned into a barren mono-culture of palm oil trees drenched in noxious chemicals to prevent nature fighting back.

Local people and the wildlife are adversely affected and the landscape is changed forever, just because people in the West want cheap food and washing powder.

Slow loris

Cuteness is the reason for the inhumane torture forced on the slow loris. The diminutive noctural mammals have big eyes, small hands and a docile nature that has made them a target for the illegal pet trade. Slow lorises are not defenceless though and a poison tooth means traders use nail clippers to smash their teeth before selling them on street corners. Once sold, the slow loris, has a tortured, stressful short life. There is only one sanctuary in the world which is rehabilitating and releasing the rescued slow loris. It is a hard task, but they are succeeding.

Orangutan Rescue

Jo-Jo was a young man chained up by the wrist and living on a pallet over an open sewer. He was fed scraps and consequently was skin and bones. If he were human the world would have gone mad. Jo-jo though is an orangutan, one of mankind's closest biological neighbours and was forgotten.

He was found by a team from International Animal Rescue and started the British-based charity on a journey that has culminated in their own Orangutan rescue centre in West Kalimantan, Borneo.

World War One

Personal Project

The fields of western France and Belgium are littered with monuments to young men who gave their lives 100 years ago. I wanted to show their sacrifice is still remembered and their place in the landscape is not forgotten.

Underwater

Personal and commercial Project

Underwater photography is an artform all its own. It may share some equipment with land photography (cameras and lenses) but the techniques and skills are all its own. I have over 25 years underwater photography experience.

Fishermen

Personal and commercial Project

Since moving from London to Dorset, I have started an ongoing project to record the pastime of sea angling. My work has appeared on the website Fishingtails.

Commercial Photography

From business headshots and Company report imagery to projects and long term assignments.

Underwater Photography

Photography and videography below the water's surface is a challenging pursuit. I have been putting my camera beneath the waves for over 20 years. So if you want a cameraman who is calm, collected and knows instinctivly how to create emotion grabbing images underwater, I'm the one to call.