I always like to hear from production companies and film crews coming in from overseas. It’s nice to know my unit stills photography is making its way outside of the bubble that London can sometimes be, and it’s a chance to work on something more global.

Last year I had the pleasure of working with clients old and new, capturing people, places and the moments in-between.

I’ve been wanting to shoot a story on bouldering and rock climbing for quite a while and having witnessed the community that has developed and grown at the local Mabley Green boulder during the pandemic, I decided this was a good focal point.

Now as much as I do enjoy the technical artistry of still life, my photographic soul is definitely in social documentary and story telling. The thought of being stuck indoors with nothing to work on was shocking and for the first week or so I shut down, taking a break that was much needed and resetting the mind.

So here we are, bang in the middle of a global pandemic.

Firstly I hope you are all keeping well and safe out there.

At the end of last year I was contacted by the National Saturday Club with a request for creating a panoramic image to be used on their handouts at the annual London visit.

A while back I was approached by amazing musician, producer and engineer Alex ‘Cores’ Hayes about creating some imagery for the cover of his upcoming solo album Ego Trip.

Recent client Titan Watches have launched their new advertising campaign titled "Create your moment”. It comprises of a short video advert and stills to run along side it.

I recently had the pleasure of working with the Woodgreen Animal Charity along side PMA Digital design agency, providing reportage style imagery for the rebrand of their website.

For me, the character that comes with a place like this is priceless, and something that is getting harder to find in this day and age of clean lines and tidy desks.

Long live the artists studio………