One I took down in Gloucester earlier this month, portrait of a multi skilled Consultant who has worked for the army and police published in the current issue of BMA’s Doctor magazine.
Consultant Syed Masud pictured in Gloucester
I recently spent two days shooting new marketing portraits for the ERDF funded Aston Centre for Growth around the West Midlands and Shropshire.
Den Kit Shropshire
Web code teacher Wolverhampton
Architect Coventry
House clearance and cleaning company Walsall
Over the past 15 years I’ve worked on many ERDF (European Regional Development Fund) funded projects and have seen several areas of the West Midlands transformed as a result of their funding.
I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Thank you for for all of your support throughout 2019. With over 20,000 images supplied, jobs covered all over the UK, including Edinburgh Bristol and London, 2019 has been one of my busiest years since going freelance, 25 years ago in 2003.
This Christmas, instead of sending cards and presents, I will be making a charitable donation to one of Birmingham’s homeless charities https://www.sifafireside.co.uk/ who enable homeless and vulnerable people to take control, paving the way for healthier, fulfilling lives.
I spend a lot of time working in Birmingham City centre and in recent years I have seen more homeless people on the city’s streets. The donation will help Sifa Fireside operate their daily drop in, which isn’t funded through statutory means.
Portrait of medical student Christine Cadman, taken in Bristol, to illustrate an article in the BMA’s doctor magazine about overcoming mental health and social barriers, to enter medicine.
12 Ceremonies in 5 days, very busy week but a job I always enjoy covering for Aston University. Pictures will be used for next years graduation brochure and general marketing throughout the year.
I’ve recently started working for Wolverhampton Grammar School, taking pictures for their magazines, marketing and PR use.
One of my first jobs I shot for them was to photograph the music writers of Horrible Histories at their recording studio in Leamington Spa. Horrible Histories is one of the best programmes on CBBC and this parody of the Smiths is well worth a listen https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/watch/charles-dickens-miserable-song
I’ve also shot all the production and poster photography for the school’s forthcoming production of Blue Stockings, which is on at the school 13th to 15th February.
