I’ve been taking pictures of dogs for a new scheme recently launched by the QE Hospital Birmingham Charity
Trained dogs are taken in hospital where they visit patents to help reduce stress and anxiety.
Bailey with Stella
Pets in hospital
The scheme launched last month and has proved very popular with patients and staff.
One of my regular clients for the past 15 years Aston University recently redesigned their Alumni magazine and wanted some creative portraits to illustrate a couple of the stories.
Student scientist for University magazine
University Optometrist
Once again, I had a very happy client when they saw the results, can’t wait to see the magazine in September.
Image I took for the Barber Institute of fine arts “Rhythm of Light” exhibition last week has been published in today’s Daily Telegraph (main picture on page 2) and Scottish Times.
Another very happy client!
Some of my current website and prospectus front pages, shot for education establishments around the UK.
I have supplied education images for over 20 years and have provided photography to some Colleges and Universities since 2003. I am used to working with all ages from nursery up to adult learners.
All images can be shot to fit in with your style sheet, or I can advise what would work within brand guidelines. I shoot all images quickly and with the minimum of disruption to classes.
Shenley Academy website front page
North Notts College 2018/19 prospects front page
Walsall College website front page
BMet website front page
Burton and South Derbyshire College website front page
Aston University MSc website
Walsall College 2018 prospectus front cover
West Walsall Academy website front page
More of my School, College and University photography can be viewed here
Looking to update your photography for the 2018/9 academic year? Please get in touch for a quote.
Claude Monet’s Water Lily Pond, 1899, is hung in the gallery at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of Birmingham, by Curatorial Technician John van Boolen and Assistant Curator Helen Cobby.
A spectacular Monet water lilies painting on loan from a major US art museum goes on display in the galleries at the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, at the University of Birmingham, this week.
Taking pride of place in the blue gallery from 23 June until 10 September is Claude Monet’s spectacular Water Lily Pond of 1900, on loan to the Barber from the Art Institute of Chicago.
It features one of the most recognisable motifs of Impressionism – the Japanese bridge over the water lily pond in Monet’s garden at Giverny – and is one of 18 versions of this view painted in the summers of 1899 and 1900.
Planet Loco, Digbeth Birmingham October 2016
A return to my roots for a recent band shoot.
I used to photograph a few musicians and bands in Manchester when I lived near there, Northern Uproar, Marion, Human League to name a few. Some of my portraits appeared in the NME, when it was required reading, not the comic version we have today.
More info about the band can be found here
Today’s pictures I took of the Duke of Kent’s visit to Wolverhampton have been used by the Royal Family on their twitter account.
Can’t think of a better way to get excellent PR for the nursery.
The Duke of Kent meets people @Oldtreenursery learning 'Skills for Life' growing produce for housing schemes pic.twitter.com/lrr7mtfvZY
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) July 21, 2016
Last minute job last week for the Racing Post who had commissioned a brooch to celebrate the Queens 90th Birthday. The brooch was hand-made in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter by Alabaster & Wilson Ltd.
The brooch will be presented to the Queen at this weeks Ascot race meeting.
Making the Queen’s 90th birthday brooch
Filing the Jockey for the Queen’s 90th birthday brooch
Making the Queen’s 90th birthday brooch
The Queen’s 90th birthday brooch-19th century inspired design taken from a 1975 portrait of Fred Archer, jockey to the Prince of Wales (King Edward VII.)
