I got lost on Bodmin Moor today. It was one of the best things that’s ever happened to me. I spent a glorious couple of hours driving round potholed single tracked roads, stopping to take in the amazing views, snapping … Continued
“Don’t you ever stop taking pictures?!” Myles sighed in his South African drawl. It was the last day of the Surf Cafe Living shoot, and we would be leaving for the airport in an hour. I had packed my camera, … Continued
It’s always a great satisfaction to get your work published. I didn’t realise I had two spreads in April’s Coast magazine until I was flicking through it at a friend’s house the other day. It brought back fond memories of … Continued
I’ve arrived in Strandhill on the west coast of Ireland to shoot the follow-up to The Surf Cafe Cook Book, Surf Cafe Living. My goodness it’s windy, but not as cold as the shoot for the first book in December … Continued
Planning, creative visualisation and technical knowledge are all important for studio portrait photography, but being aware and reacting to a fleeting moment can make the difference between an average portrait and a great one. A couple of years ago an … Continued
A good variety of shots published in the first edition of SurfGirl in 2011. From food photography to photoshopped studio photos of Corinne Evans illustrating the stretchiness of modern wetsuits; from shooting on a cold beach in February to a … Continued
A fun studio shoot for Surfgirl magazine today. The brief was to illustrate the stretchiness of modern wetsuits, so I got the model Corinne to pose in various poses inspired by Elastogirl from The Incredibles. The studio lighting setup was … Continued