Category / Artworks / Products & systems
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Shooting glass
I have been enjoying photographing highly reflective things and invisible things recently. The work of the fine artist Hassina Khan who works with glass is held in the national glass collection and…
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Grand Designs House
I had the pleasure of photographing another Grand Designs project earlier in the year. Of course, the photos were embargoed until the date of the Channel 4 broadcast which happened at the…
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Beauty no machine can match
WH Collier has been making handmade bricks at Marks Tey, Essex for nearly 160 years and plans to continue for as long as the clay reserves last. Whilst the hand-thrown process remains…
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Diary of a Tile Addict
It is lovely to see that my product photography has helped Smoke and Fire to gain feature coverage in the enormously influential tile blog ‘Diary of a Tile Addict’. I really enjoy…
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Videos for Lamilux UK
I have been making a series of short videos to showcase glazed roofing solutions by Lamilux UK. The short videos are shot when I visit the projects to do stills photography. It…
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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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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…
