Category archives: Client Albums
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- I’ve been working with Second Sight Medical to tell the story of a Lancashire man who’s been given a new life thanks to a set of very special glasses.
Meet Keith Hayman. He’s 65 and lives in Fleetwood with his wife Sandra, son Alan and grandson Kyle. Keith has been totally blind for 25 years,[...]
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- You start with big group shots; you end with individual portraits. But then that’s the thing with shooting at Fever Dance – you need to stay agile.
Fever Dance Studio has some serious credentials. Since it launched in 2044 its various dance groups have performed at the Royal Variety Show, mad[...]
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- When DIY photography really won’t cut it...
Not every company gets a professional commercial photographer in when they need a few shots taking. When the photograph is going to sit in a corner of your website on a blog post, or is the ‘before’ and ‘after’ of a case study, that’s generally fin[...]
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- You could tell the world about your production facility’s capacity. Or you could show it.
Knighton Foods probably isn’t a name you know. But I’d put serious money on you having eaten or drunk their products.
They’re the people who supply instant dry powder food products to retailers, manu[...]
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- I’ve been in London, on a shoot for a project which is helping over-50s get active.
If you’ve visited these pages before you’ll probably be familiar with Mytime. They’re the leisure and fitness organisation helping to keep more people active via their network of leisure centres, swimming pool[...]
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- How do your turn commercial photography into a Christmas dinner? Like this...
Between 2009 and 2013, Lancashire County Council ran a successful funding programme for local rural businesses. This year a similar programme – LEADER - will aim to help rural businesses connected with farming, ente[...]
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- Real is good. No staging. No posing. Just your customers/people/products doing what they do in a genuine, authentic way. Real life can lead to some wonderfully powerful commercial photography. But then, it also has a habit of tripping you up.
The camping experience at Stanley Villa Farm Campi[...]
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- How showing the scale of my latest project required people and the latest in a growing collection of hi-vis jackets.
You wouldn’t think it, but commercial photography seems to go in cycles. For some reason, you’re chosen to shoot lots of similar subjects for lots of different people, with see[...]
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- I’m being asked to cover more and more corporate portrait shoots in Lancashire and across the North-West. That’s good news for me (obviously) but it’s also good news for our local businesses. Because it means that more and more people are getting the message: for a whole host of reasons, your portra[...]
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- You’d think shooting food would be easy. After all, it doesn’t have a mind of its own. It doesn’t wander off between shots, and it doesn’t stand at the back feeling camera shy. In that sense, photographing food is easy – but there’s a big difference between taking a snapshot of the meal you get serv[...]
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- That’s not a figure of speech. There were guinea pigs. And dogs, rabbits, hamsters and fish. Pets at Home has opened the doors to its brand new store in Rawtenstall, Lancashire, and I was there to cover the PR photography.
A new store is a big deal for any business. When you have the size and[...]
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- As a Lancashire commercial photographer, you cover a lot of ground. And because you’re always moving on, there’s rarely an opportunity to revisit your earlier work. Recently, Maxmedia helped me put that right...
Maxmedia is a design agency (working out of Ribchester) with a difference. It wor[...]
