Blog
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Thirteen steps to great photography of buildings
When commissioned to photograph the built environment there are thirteen things I strive for . . . Set the building in its context Impart a sense of place / the feeling that…
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Photography, Art & Architecture summer school at Central St Martins
I am delighted to have been accepted to study with Diego Ferrari at the Photography, Art & Architecture summer school at Central St Martins in London. This prestigious programme provides the opportunity to reflect on how…
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Suffolk barn for Real Homes magazine
They say that you can’t ‘take’ a portrait, you have to be ‘given’ it. There same is true of architecture and interiors photography only in this case it is the architect, the interior…
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Street photography
It was a real pleasure to be asked to photograph the iconic Carnaby Street, London for Brett Landscape Products recently. Brett have supplied all of the paving materials for the recent refurbishment…
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No Smoke without Fire
Suffolk is full of undiscovered treasures and the handmade tile-works, Smoke and Fire, at Darsham is one of them. Working with the fabulously skilled and creative Smoke and Fire team I have been…
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Update your photography stock – your ‘staff photographer’
It is a problem of priorities. You can’t keep on using the same old pictures. You intend to maintain an up-to-date stock of recent photography but there are always more urgent things to…
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It’s all about the light
It is ALL about the light. It is true. If you want the viewer to engage emotionally with an image, you need interesting light. This is especially true of interiors photography but really…
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All set for Ecobuild 2015
Only a few days to go until Ecobuild 2015 opens at Excel in London. I shall be there to meet up with clients old and hopefully new! Photography plays such an important…
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On a high – aerial photography
Architectural and location photography regularly makes it necessary to get the camera up high. Sometimes, roof detail is important, sometimes it is a challenge presented by the need to keep a camera level to…
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Photography for travel artist’s website
It was a delight to be asked to make a new website for the wonderful travel artist Mary-Anne Bartlett. We have been friends for years and I am so impressed with everything…
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Latest Posts.
- Shooting glass
- Grand Designs House
- Beauty no machine can match
- Smoke and Fire video published
- Congratulations to ‘Award Winners’ Stowe
- Phew, we’re back!
- COVID-19 temporary closure
- Diary of a Tile Addict
- Another architectural photography / website combo
- Cover feature for Stowe
- Videos for Lamilux UK
- Thrice Trapped!
- Ipswich 360 panorama
- My work in Architecture Today
- Supermodels of insulation
- My work in Grand Designs Mag
- New website for Stowe Building Contractors
- The Twilight Zone
- View from the top
- Smoke and Fire – ignited!
- ‘Look Book’ boosts sales
- How to give feedback
- Permission to shoot
- Care for your image(s)
- Six months in 116 seconds
- Heathrow behind the scenes
- When to photograph a building a project
- Production Photographer
- Clever buildings
- Creating the outdoors indoors