Earlier in the year advertising agency Trunk BBI asked me to shoot a fun set of images for a Greene King Pubs summer recruitment campaign. As well as still photographs they asked if I could add movement to the shots for extra standout

Earlier in the year I headed to The University of Winchester for my second shoot commissioned by London agency, Bell Integrated. The brief was to capture images of real students of the university as they were studying in the present day and then dressed in the clothes or a uniform based on the careers their degrees would hopefully lead to.

Earlier this summer, Spears, the wealth management magazine commissioned me to photograph the 8th Earl of Leicester at Holkham Hall, his ancestral home in Norfolk. I relished working on the project as it combined two loves of mine, portrait photography and historic architecture.

Way back in February this year I was commissioned to photograph a set of five images for a health and safety poster campaign. All was going well with the pre-shoot preparation and location finding, then Covid-19 put an instant brake on it all. When we entered lockdown on March 23rd. I had no idea when I could resume photography. By the time the lock down had eased in June, the locations has stopped allowing access, models couldn't work less than 2 metres from each other so the whole shoot was looking like an impossible task.

I was recently commissioned to create a suite of cinemagraph food images for the food distribution company Lineage. Cinemagraphs are photographs that animate in a simple loop to create an everlasting moving image that are great for websites, social media, digital advertising, online adverts and digital outdoor.

I’ve always loved the style of classic 50’s and 60’s American cars, the exaggerated tail fins, the sleek curves and most of all the chrome bumpers and trims.