Olympic gold medallist Tabby Stoecker, this time amongst the elegant surroundings of the Botanical Gardens at Royal Victoria Park in Bath

Three portraits of Alan Titchmarsh, who by now has surely qualified for national treasure status, shot for The Sunday Times Magazine. Scroll to the end to see the striking layout the magazine put together

A genuine pleasure to photograph and excellent company throughout. We chatted about our love of the Isle of Wight and for most of the shoot, I managed to maintain the illusion that I had at least some knowledge of plants, cleverly sticking to plants that I recognised from my own garden.

Although the wheels came off when I confidently identified a plant in his greenhouse as a tomato plant. It was not a tomato plant...

The state of UK waterways is nothing short of a national disgrace. If you've watched Channel 4's excellent docudrama Dirty Business, you'll know all about that and you'll know of these two legends.

James Hill, centre-back for AFC Bournemouth. Photographed at the club’s performance training centre last week.

I love this picture of my son dropping down a death slide. There ought to be a word for holidays with a 3 year old. We arrived tired and left even more so. The sun shone, the 5am starts started and our Little Lord of Wiltshire had the time of his life. Bonus point if you can spot the overpriced staycation location we went to (alongside everyone else)....🌲

My portrait of Emergency Medical Services Coordination Shift Manager Nicola De-Gare Pitt photographed at the Welsh Ambulance Services Trust in Cwmbran.

Photographed for the Sunday Times Magazine to accompany a feature on improvements within the Welsh Ambulance Service.

A gorgeous winter morning at the Rec in Bath, in the company of former England, Lions and Bath Rugby legend Jerry Guscott. Guscott enjoyed a glorious professional career during the height of my own rugby spectating years, so it was a real pleasure to meet and photograph him.

The chances are that until very recently, if you’re a rugby fan, you might not have heard of Noah Caluori​, the 19 year old 6ft 5in, 100kg winger who left Mill Hill School this summer and has since become an overnight sensation. That kind of rise happens when you score five tries on your first ever Premiership start, as Caluori did for Saracens less than a month ago.

Take one publishing sensation, the most iconic stones in the world and North Wiltshire's premier photographer, and you've got yourself a rather lovely day out.

I was thrilled to be asked to photograph publicity imagery of Ken Follett amongst the trilithons (any opportunity) and monoliths of Stonehenge ahead of the release of Ken's latest book 'Circle of Days', which has just been released and explores one of humanity’s enduring mysteries, Stonehenge.

The eagle eyed amongst you might also spot Flint knapper and all round legend Phil Harding in image number 3.

The very photogenic Mr Robbie Savage photographed last week at Forest Green Rovers training ground for the Times Sport.