I love shooting events. I love the energy, the candid faces, the networking and connections you see taking place, and I love learning new things from industries that I’m completely unfamiliar with.
I love shooting personal events too. Seeing the bond between families and being part of treasured moments is a privilege and I’m always honoured when people trust me to be part of their occasion.
This conversation usually comes up at least once a month at networking events. Person: “Do you make all your money...
Most of my services are aimed at the business market, but with Christmas coming up I wanted the offer the opportunity for everyone to be able to use a local party photographer.
On the face of it, being an event photographer is a very simple job: turn up, shoot, leave, send photos.
But if it truly was that simple, there would be no need for professional photographers.
Ah, the age-old question: "How much does it cost to hire a photographer for an event?" I must be honest though, before...
I've had a lovely summer working with some amazing people and I only recently realised that I've not had the time to...
A brief write-up and some photos from the Market Harborough Business Network meeting that took place on 10th February 2023.
Coverage of the ND Leaders 02 event at Wunderman Thompson in London.
In the latest installment of "it's only a five-minute walk from my house, I might as well take my camera along", here...
Click here if you wish to go directly to the full gallery of images from the evening. It feels like an age since I was...
I really struggled morally with this. I wanted to be there to document a piece of social history unfolding and to be able to contribute an accurate pictorial representation of the mood. But I also wanted to stay safe.
The Argus today ran a two-page special featuring my photographs from St Patrick’s Day (Tuesday 17th March), showing the effects of the government’s initial recommendation that the public stay home.