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Thrice Trapped!
Getting trapped is one of the unexpected hazards of location photography. I guess it is down to the fact that you do get to access some places that most people rarely get…
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Ipswich 360 panorama
CLICK THE IMAGE ABOVE – then go full screen (top right) Among many interesting projects in 2018 was for the Winerack development of 150+ high-rise apartments on the waterfront at Ipswich.…
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My work in Architecture Today
I am always pleased to see my work helping to gain my clients editorial coverage. This time it is in Architecture Today which has a feature on the Lamilux gazed roofing which…
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Supermodels of insulation
The call from Fabrick, the marketing agency for the built environment, was perfectly timed to occupy me in a nice warm studio as the winter weather took grip. Their client Recticel is…
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My work in Grand Designs Mag
It is great to see my work in the latest edition of Grand Designs magazine. Harefield House which I photographed in 2016 for Plaice Architects has now been listed as one of…
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New website for Stowe Building Contractors
Managing a growing construction business allows little time for keeping a website looking its best. The difficulty is that a successful company can rapidly outgrow its own website such that it no…
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The Twilight Zone
If you have looked at all at the way architecture is photographed nowadays, you will have noted the preponderance of those early evening shots with interior lights burning brightly but with enough…
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View from the top
A head for heights has been an essential asset for a recent project for a major development on the Ipswich Waterfront. As one of the tallest structures in Ipswich, the WineRack building…
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Smoke and Fire – ignited!
With the Smoke and Fire website reaching its fourth birthday the handmade tile makers of Suffolk wanted a major refresh. They had new products to feature and they wanted to bring the…
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‘Look Book’ boosts sales
It used to be the case that colour plates in a book cost an arm and a leg but with the advent of digital printing, short runs of full colour books are…
