Remaining Photographs
Whether you live in the UK or elsewhere, you probably won't have missed the news that this Thursday, the population of Britain will vote in a referendum to decide whether or not the country remains in the European Union or leaves it.
I remain apolitical, ahem. I have had the pleasure of photographing a couple of different events where senior political figures have laid out their reasons why the country should remain in the EU.
At the start of this month I photographed an annual dinner for World Jewish Relief, one of my great charity clients, where the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, was in attendance to talk to Lord Daniel Finkelstein, the Times columnist in front of the guests. Mr Osborne was convincing and his remain stance well received by the audience.
A couple of weeks later, just last week, I photographed a Brexit panel debate featuring Lord William Hague of Richmond, the ex-leader of the Conservative party. He represented the remain vote whilst well-known economist, Dr Gerard Lyons, presented the argument to leave.
Both events were well attended as this referendum has become the most important decision the average British person is likely to vote for in their lifetime. Some of my favourite photos from the events can be seen here...
Sell, Sell, Sell!
Business event photography for the British Retail Consortium.
Not long ago I started working with the British Retail Consortium, the trade association for the British retail industry, on their events.
In the last few weeks I've had the pleasure of photographing a few different events for them, all of which have been a great success.
Two of the events were conferences with talks from many interesting people from the world of retail, and the other a talk by one of the industry's big names, Simon Wolfson, the CEO of Next Plc.
I'd like to share some of my favourite images from the three events...
2016 So Far...
The first few months of a busy 2016 summed up.
The first few months of 2016 have been pretty busy, with planning a wedding, doing various bits of home renovations and trying to earn a living all at the same time!
To give you an idea of what I've been up to in the first few months of the year, here is a selection of images. I've shot quite a few events, interiors, and portraits so far this year, and I've loved every minute of it.
And I'm back...
A lot has happened since I last blogged at the end of last year.
I've been busy with a selection of work, but the most important thing that has happened is my wedding....I'm now a married man, which is cool.
My wife and I had the most incredible wedding day and then headed straight off on honeymoon. We flew to Tokyo and spend 12 non-stop days exploring Japan. We spent time in Tokyo, Hiroshima, Miyajima Island, Kyoto and Hakone before heading back home.
Japan is a brilliant country that I thoroughly recommend you check out if you ever get the chance. It's a mad combination of ultra modern and traditional. The food is delicious (well, it is if you like Japanese food in the first place!), and all the people are super friendly and welcoming, even if they barely speak a word of English!
Here's a selection of images from our time in the land of the rising sun.
