British author M. John Harrison photographed for the Guardian newspaper....
Back in March of this year I was called by the Sunday Times Magazine and tasked with traveling down to Bath, in the southwest of England to photograph a journalist and author that has caused a lot of controversy in the archeological world in the last few years. Rising into the mainstream consciousne...
Cosimo Gherardini, restaurateur, photographed for Gentlemans Journal...
Some recent tests shot in the studio with actor Francesca Fatichenti and model Benjamin Parry. Always a fun way to spend an afternoon; experimenting with concepts and lighting setups. These generally go on to inform the way I approach portrait commissions....
A new body of work looking at the humble worker and celebrating it in all its forms...
Towards the end of last year I was asked to photograph James Vowels, Team Principal at Williams F1 Racing. We traveled up to their Oxfordshire HQ to photograph him and some of the cars that they have in the museum there....
With Greenland and the Arctic being so much in the news at the moment it was a real privilege to get commissioned to travel there last summer and get to see this magical part of the world and meet some of it's amazing people...
This was one of those dream assignments that come in from time to time. I was approached and asked if I would be able to create an image library for HX Expeditions...
Capturing science in action for a leading UK bio-data startup....
The delightful Max Harrison, Maitre’d at the ill-fated Chiltern Firehouse (which ironically burnt down last year the day after I was there photographing the owner André Balasz – see that shoot here). We photographed Max on Chiltern Street for Broadsheet Media. He was a joy to work with....
I got to photograph the two lads behind the phenomenally successful TOPJAW channel on Youtube, Will Warr and Jesse Burgess. We were photographing them in one of Soho’s old stalwarts; Bar Italia. To add a bit of fun we were doing it during their mid morning coffee rush. Thankfully the cafe were...