Above the line, below the line, somewhere in-between the line, or covering the whole range from top to bottom.
Here are a selection of images that have been used as print billboards, magazine ads or to lead digital campaigns.
Lifestyle drinks, still-life drinks, drinks on tables, drinks in the sky, drinks being made, drinks being drunk, colourful drinks, calm drinks, plain drinks, high concept drinks, metaphorical drinks.
If you’re looking for drinks photography inspiration or have some that you are interested in me shooting: please do take a look.
Corporate headshots that fulfil a function, intimate portraits that provide an opportunity for expression & collaboration, and abstracted bodies that use the camera at its objectifying finest.
I adore incorporating hands into my drink, food and product shoots – they are an invaluable way of elevating our shoot together.
Hands are a simple, powerful way to tell stories, define demographics, create leading lines, and invite empathy. And all with the well-placed touch of a finger or drape of a hand.
Shooting products and still-life objects is a blessing for a studio photographer like me. Having the time to create a visual world for an object to own, or to explore every nook and crevice of an item is a joyous challenge.
From styled sets that tantalise through to clean lines for commerce, I take tremendous pleasure in helping objects to sing on screen.
I make images that thrive both as subjects of consideration and deceptively-simple decoration for your home or restaurant. In retrospect this has always been a space that I have sought. Something for everyone, whilst also being deeply personal. Pretty and meaningful.
It has been my experience that personal art projects are vital for a strong commercial practice. Just as developing and delivering commercial shoots hones creative rigour and rigorous creativity.
My art photographs, available here as limited edition prints with global shipping options, are where I explore my personal venn diagram of cultural zeitgeists, aesthetic obsessions and technical challenges through a considered practice of image-construction.
Analogous to the studio photography, my paintings – built on my family’s three generational calligraphic practice – are its expressive alter-ego. Free-flowing, unplanned, one-of-a-kind ink paintings that try to capture a different aspect of drinking culture.
