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Commercial
Dinner with friends | Homebrewtique | St Albans commercial photographer
I was back working with the team at Homebrewtique this week, capturing lifestyle images of people making and enjoying their beer. Homebrewtique is represented on NotOnTheHighStreet so their imagery they use has to comply with the umbrella brand guidelines. It was...
Silversmith in action | Anna Wales Jewellery | Commercial photographer
I love working with artisans and designer makers, there is something so captivating about observing a skilled craftsman at work and the passion they bring to their craft. I recently spent the day in London with artisan jeweller Anna Wales, filming her day-to-day work...
Weaving her magic | Whelans Weaving | London commercial photographer
As someone who has always had an interest in the arts and as a keen amateur crafter, being commissioned to photograph and film a skilled artisan maker is nothing short of exciting! Falling squarely into this category is the weaver Claire Whelan, working from a studio...
Fancy a pint | Homebrewtique | St Albans commercial photographer
I was really excited to get to work with Homebrewtique, a local company that provides kits and recipes for brewing your own beer, I was immediately interested as I just loved the name … then I sampled the beer and I was sold! The idea was to create a clear look...CONTACT
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LOCATIONS
I photograph in homes and on location across Hertfordshire, London, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and the South East, including St Albans, Harpenden, Cambridge, Wheathampstead, Berkhamsted, Tring, Rickmansworth, Bishop’s Stortford, Hitchin, Letchworth.
I also regularly travel to photoshoots in Central London and North London, including Hampstead, St John’s Wood, Primrose Hill, Muswell Hill, Marylebone, Kensington, Clapham, Chiswick. I have photographed families all over the UK and around the world, including Canada, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden and Singapore, please enquire for travel expenses.
