When National Grid approached me to commission a photograph of the iconic Flying Scotsman, several key factors came to mind to ensure a successful shoot: location, timing, and camera angles. As with any project, my first priority is to meet the client’s core expectations before adding a creative touch. This is where hiring a professional […]
As a professional photographer based in Swansea, I was recently commissioned by commercial lighting company, Thorn Lighting. They were looking for a images of the Liberty Stadium to be used as a display and exhibition stand. However, capturing an image of the stadium filled with fans and floodlights shining directly into the camera posed several […]
As a lover of the sea and someone whose family has a deep connection to the ocean, I am drawn to the coast and everything it has to offer. For me, there is no subject more captivating to photograph than the sea, with all of its beauty, power, and unpredictability. Last year, I had the […]
I had the incredible opportunity to document the delivery of a transformer at the new Swansea sub station. An exciting project that allowed me to use my photography skills and expertese. Coupled with my local knowledge it allowed me to capture the intricate process of transporting and installing such a massive piece of equipment. Preparing […]
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During 2011 and 2012 I worked for an organisation called the Public Catalogue Foundation more commonly called The PCF. The Public Catalogue Foundation is a registered charity set up to create a complete record of the United Kingdom’s national collection of oil, tempera and acrylic paintings and make this accessible to the public. I covered South, Mid […]
Just a quick snap while out walking the dog using the trusty iPhone. […]
Some more images of my Mamiya c3 which is for sale on ebay and some images I have made with the camera […]
Just read a post on Petapixel today, showing how to use a water droplet to turn your iphone camera lens into a macro lens, rather cool. […]
