An eclectic mix of all of my other photographic work that doesn’t fit under the other categories, including portraits, non-outdoorsy commercial work, and personal projects…

• Diane Lawrenson

  It’s always good to do something different. And I’m always up for a challenge. Sculptor Diane Lawrenson approached me to photograph some of her outstanding work which definitely ticked the something different box. She wanted the life-size, dark bronze pieces shot on a black background, which ticked the challenge box. Shooting figurative sculpture falls somewhere ... More...

• Another Place, Another Panorama

  I was recently approached by the team from Watergate Bay hotel in Cornwall to take some shots for their new venture, called Another Place. Their latest acquisition, for what will eventually become a collection of unique hotels, is The Rampsbeck Country House Hotel, right on the shore of Ullswater. They needed PR shots of the ... More...

• David Williams-Ellis Portraits

  Earlier this year I had the opportunity to shoot some portraits of celebrated figurative sculptor David Williams-Ellis. I jumped at the chance to visit his studio while he was working on pieces for his upcoming Elemental show. As well being an incredible sculptor, and all-round nice guy, David at work made a fascinating subject to photograph. His attention to detail is ... More...

• Shooting for Bridge Bistro

  I had the pleasure of working with chef Paul McKinnon again last week, shooting his amazing food at the Bridge Bistro at Kirkby Thore Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Prodigy

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• Christmas Wedding Portraits

  It was still raining as the guests left the church, so we shot some in the cover of the vestibule. As we arrived back at Leeming House we had a break in the weather that lasted just long enough to grab some shots down on the shore of Ullswater. Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Ullswater Christmas Wedding

  Yes, it rained. No, it didn’t spoil a thing. After all, without the rain the Lake District would just be ‘The District’. This really was everything a Lake District Wedding should be… Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Invisible Mannequin

  Invisible mannequin shots I’ve made for a couple of clients. Not the most exciting thing in the world to shoot, but strangely satisfying process… Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Product

  An extremely eclectic group of products. The odds of finding this grouping under any other circumstance must be very, very close to zero… Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Instruments

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• Food

  Miscellaneous food shoots from the archive… Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Rizzle Kicks

  Last November I had a chance to see a friend I haven’t seen in far too long. He happens to one half of Rizzle Kicks, who were passing through town on tour, so as well as catching up with Jordan, we got to see their fantastic show. It’s been a very long time since I last ... More...

• Conversations with Wabbit

  See, this is what happens when a photographer is left in charge of children. My son at 6 months old, with favourite toy Wabbit… Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Cliburn Wedding

  If I had an unlimited budget, a small army of assistants and all the time in the world to stage a wedding shoot, I would have lit it like this… Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Askham Wedding

  Another wedding in the Cumbrian rain. It won’t be the last. The guests all took the advice to bring wellies seriously and great time was had by all. Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Grizedale Handfasting

  A really different kind of a ceremony that involved an open meadow, in Cumbria, in June, and a bride arriving on horse back… what could possibly go wrong..? Nothing, as it turned out.. Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Meeting Great Granddad

  My son, barely a month old, meeting his Great Grandfather, Howard for the first time. Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Windermere Civil Ceremony

  I turned down a number of bookings for April 2012 as we were expecting a baby. I did book one shoot, two weeks after the due date should be safe enough… Right. Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• New Life

  My son, aged 15 minutes. Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...

• Wigan John

  A portrait session for local musician John Wilde that got out of control when a scooter and a green screen became involved… Share this:TwitterLinkedInFacebookGoogleEmail More...