Brian Cox
My photographs of the talented actor Brian Cox, known for his role most recently in the widely embraced TV show Succession, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I can't think of another tv show I have been as captivated by, it made me laugh and cry, especially that gripping final season... quite the rollercoaster. Brian's portrayal of Logan Roy, and the last vestiges of the terrify
Andy Taylor | Duran Duran
A couple of portraits with Duran Duran co-founder and guitarist Andy Taylor.
Victorian Bee Keeping
had a delightful day with Duncan, the beekeeper, documenting his work up at Brodsworth Hall in Yorkshire. I've photographed beekeepers many times now and when confronted with the sound of thousands of bees buzzing I'm always conscious of having to override the evolutionary instinct to exit the area quickly. I'm sure there's a primal drive to not be around that sound, a bit like catching sight of spiders in the corner of your eye. Something quicker than thought takes over.
Location | Brodsworth Hall
Doreen Lawrence
My portraits of Baroness Doreen Lawrence, photographed to accompany her course on the topic of resilience with the lovely team over at BBC Maestro.
Kate Humble | NetWealth
The always delightful Kate Humble photographed for NetWealth and Bridge Studios a few months back. On a previous shoot with Kate at her very beautiful home in the Wye Valley, she very kindly sent me home with a box of home grown vegetables.
Cover Stars | Sunday Times Magazine
Last Weekend's Sunday Times Magazine features four distinctive front covers, all of which were photographed by me. A commission that is leading the charge as the most fun of 2023 and also an unprecedented feat for me, I've never had four different front covers on the same day!
Met Office | Telegraph Magazine
An intriguing assignment from The Telegraph Magazine saw me venturing down to the Met Office HQ, which is nestled in the Devon countryside near Exeter. A
Kate Humble
The always delightful Kate Humble photographed for NetWealth and Bridge Studios a few months back.
Bob Bull & Sara Nilsen | Rich List
It's Sunday Times Rich List time and we had a lot of fun photographing the second-highest new entry Bob Bull and his partner Sara Nilsen for the esteemed Relative Values section of the magazine. Bob made his money in a bungalow building and incredibly went from a casualty of bankruptcy to a billionaire in a fleeting seven years! I'm already planning my own 2030 billionaire bank account plans. From the upper echelons of opulence Bob & Sara provided plenty of inspiration, 7 or 8 supercars on the driveway and an indoor bowling/cinema complex within the house. I don't mind it.
Marco Pierre White
Mr "Enfant Terrible" of the restaurant scene, Marco Pierre White, did not disappoint. Upon first walking in to his restaurant 'The Rudloe Arms' (just outside Bath) a door slammed behind me, inciting a ferocious roar from the man himself. It has been a while since I'd received a telling off. That was the introductions over. Our brief photo shoot began, with the electricity of Marco's fiery spirit in the air. He was quick to veto most ideas, as is his way, but there was one portrait from the session that I'm rather fond of. Taken in the restaurant's 1930's 'Mousehole Bar', with the thick oak furnishings, tweed waistcoat and Marco's wild, untamed hair framing his face. Frightening and sophisticated in equal measure.