Interiors photography has a pretty simple rule of thumb that’s worth sticking to. Make everything look as big as possible, and get up close and show interesting details. Recently I was asked back to a new development in Shudehill in Manchester, North Central, to shoot the entrance of the building, the hallway and lifts, and…
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Portraits and portrait photography seems such a simple thing doesn’t it? They’re just photos of people, after all. Of course, when you dig a little deeper, things become more complicated. I shot these images for a health company earlier this year. I was invited to visit them to shoot, principally, a magazine cover image; of…
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Advertising photography has its own subtle rules, so I thought I’d talk about them in this blog post, after the shoot that I carried out a couple of weeks ago for one of my regular clients. First, some background. Stone Store are the retail division of my client, Premier Stone; importers and sellers of high…
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Increasingly I’m asked to create brand photography for companies. Usually, this is prompted by a website overhaul, meaning that new photos are needed to populate it, or because a member of staff has been charged with improving the company’s marketing, usually including an increased use of social media. Whatever the reason though, having a library…
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Back in June I was asked to photograph the first property lunch hosted by longstanding clients Altrincham & Sale Chamber of Commerce. It took place at Lancashire Cricket Club and offered an array of prestigious speakers, alongside networking and a delicious lunch (always a plus in my book!). The event was hosted by Andrew Western,…
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