A client had requested we complete a shoot with more of a lifestyle focus than the usual almost-empty kitchens we photograph. Therefore for this project, we hired a group of fantastic models to help sell the idea. The subject was a beautiful traditionally designed shaker kitchen with blue cabinets and bespoke furniture.
Driving down the motorway at 3 am towards the Peak District I found myself questioning why I was doing this and whether it was worth it. Turns out, it most certainly was.
I shot at Liverpool Women’s Hospital for an architecture client. This included a brand new ward interior along with an ambulance drop off bay.
I had a the pleasure of shooting this full house project for an interior design client. The eclectic property included some beautiful solid wood pieces and some great choices of colour to add some vibrancy to the spaces.
A local Leeds-based gastropub were so pleased with the interiors images I provided them with, they had me back to shoot some cocktails and food. Whilst this isn’t my usual area of speciality, being close friends with the bar manager we were able to collaborate in a relaxed way and as a result produced some beautiful results.
Though now becoming less common, in the past estate agents have been known to produce some pretty poor photography for their property listings. Whether it's wonky composition, exposing for the windows leaving a dark and dingy interior, lack of depth or an ultra wide angle resulting in an unnatural view of the space, it's not flattering to the property and space and could either turn off potential buyers from enquiring further or they could feel deceived when it comes to viewing the property.
