Since setting up the studio in 2014, I've been very fortunate to work with some very talented people, producing exceptional work in their respective fields. Clients have used the images produced on their websites, social media and in print. Many images have provided clients with additional coverage and have been published in journals and industry magazines.

To sell your products online it's important to highlight special finishes, bring out textures and to capture reflective products in a professional way. You may find this difficult to achieve yourself, which is why I use professional lighting techniques and equipment.

Most clients have either had specific requirements and ideas, or have been less sure and have needed creative input and guidance throughout. As a creative myself I am able to provide this.

Of course not all clients are familiar with either product photography, or indeed working with a professional photographer. In my INFO section you will find various guides, on how to write a brief, what to consider when doing so, and how to prepare for a shoot. If you're still unsure I do offer an introductory shoot, which you may find useful. I generally use these to explore either the ideas around your design, or the way in which the product may be used.

My creative journey started early at school when I produced my own magazine, it wasn’t exactly hot off the press in those days, more a case of cutting, pasting and photocopying but it led to an early interest in all things visual, and it left a lasting impression. Later I graduated with a BA(Hons) in Graphic Design and Photography and have worked for a number of different companies in both of these areas.

Since moving to a larger studio I have begun to incorporate furniture into the shoots, such as vintage, early 20th and Mid Century pieces. I’m very proud that we are producing more UK made items, and I enjoy incorporating older items that were made in the UK as props.

Sometimes I ‘root’ the product in a set that reflects the design, I’ve done this with a lot of designs inspired by the sea, and the countryside. I’ve always loved, and felt most at home when in the countryside. Which is where I've found found objects, such as items washed up by the sea or found while walking through local forests.