Some people call it corporate photography (sometimes to belittle it) but I think of it as people and brands and for most companies their people are the embodiment of the brand. This though is the end of the day, well the two days as it goes, and the visit of a very small visitor indeed. …
As ever it’s great to return to the spiritual homeland of West Yorkshire particularly when photographing for Techserv in Mirfield. Techserv produce high quality profile cutting equipment and supplies to a global market. These sample images are part of an ongoing DesignCredo project which we will keep you updated about. The images will be mainly …
Probably my oldest bit of camera gear is my Nikkor 80-200 f2.8 and I totally love it; without a doubt it is the lens that earns me the most money. It was bought many (many) years ago and is still as good as when bought. However one of my main needs for it – photographing …
Sometimes you get a job that comes from nowhere but is a total blast to do. “We would like you to photograph a cycle bridge for us.” “Well, actually, we have a bunch of bridge spans coming into Exeter from the Midlands, they will be travelling through the night. They will be offloaded in Exeter …
I’ve spent another week in Sicily; Palermo and beyond. As ever overawed by the richness of life there. A few preview shots here, principally from the street markets but not all.
So yesterday we went to the Mass Observation exhibition at the Photographers Gallery. Many many years ago in Huddersfield library I found a book of photos from the Mass Observation project. The work, principally by Humphrey Spender and Humphrey Jennings left a lasting impression on me; to a point it is why my limited company …
There’s nothing quite like walking in from one job to be handed a phone with your next enquiry. This one was a bit of a rush job, a slot had opened up where a small fleet of vehicles were available and an accompanying gathering of smart uniformed staff. OK, I was due to be near …
OK, at very short notice I have been asked to fill a gap on a wall. A bit of history, we used to run from an office over The Café, Topsham so it’s a bit like returning home. These photos are all taken with a modern Leica, the M9, using Leica lenses: a 28mm Summicron …
Local photographer Andrew Butler averted an almost certain disaster having noticed a roadside wildfire whilst filling his old Saab estate up at the Clyst St George petrol station. “Aware of the fire risk when using mobile phones on petrol station forecourts, I clammily went in to ask the youth in charge if he would phone …
Many thanks again from Maik Schwarz and MO Motorrad Magazin for placing a great spread of the UK prototype Mac. I discussed the shoot some time ago but haven’t been able to put the images up whilst they have been going through the process. The four page spread was as a result of our initial …
