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Carr Avenue in Leiston is a street of houses that look like each other. Red brick, timber gables, bay windows, arched porches, all built at roughly the same time by roughly the same hands. The one I was photographing has its gable picked out in blue. Its neighbour has the same detail in green. When…
Mel has rebranded from Innov8 in Saxmundham to Mel & Mane in Aldeburgh, so we built a shoot around her social media. Here is how the day worked, from salon styling to portraits along the Aldeburgh seafront with model Keira.
Commercial studio photography for Jenni Defalco, a makeup artist working across Norfolk and Suffolk in fashion, bridal and commercial work. We worked through multiple looks with model and country music artist Jenna Oxbury, building a set of images designed for Jenni’s website and social media. A well-organised session with a team that gelled quickly.
Pete Hawkins is a contemporary Suffolk figurative artist whose paintings combine exotic animals with ornate architectural settings drawn from across the world. When Pete needs professional photographs of his work for his website and limited edition print runs, he comes to the studio at Bentwaters. In this post I explain how I approach artwork photography and why getting the colour right matters so much.
A commercial photography shoot for Whincop Signs and Whincop of Peasenhall, photographed at Sibton Abbey in Suffolk. The session focused on a Whincop coach, vehicle branding, local heritage and the practical value of professional images for a working Suffolk business.
On 2nd May 2026, I photographed Back to the Point, an alternative rock band from Ipswich, at my studio at Bentwaters, near Woodbridge in Suffolk. The shoot was created to support the press release and EPK for their debut album, Life In Arcade Lights. For a band, promotional photography needs to do more than simply…
It was a real pleasure to welcome Jessica back to my studio for a second shoot. I always enjoy first sessions with new clients, but there is something particularly rewarding about a return visit. By the time someone comes back for a second shoot, there is already trust in place. They know how I work,…
A successful fashion editorial photograph is never just about clothing or accessories on their own. For me, it is always about the mood of the image, the styling choices behind it, and the way everything works together to tell a visual story. That was very much the case with this jewellery-inspired studio shoot with Margita,…
Photographing Suffolk Community Foundation’s Annual Review and The High Sheriff’s Awards I recently had the opportunity to photograph Suffolk Community Foundation’s Annual Review and The High Sheriff’s Awards at The Hope Centre in Ipswich. It was a real pleasure to work with the Suffolk Community Foundation team and to document an afternoon that brought together…
When Callum came into the studio for his personal branding photoshoot, the goal was clear from the start. We were not trying to create a set of generic fitness photos. We wanted to build a strong, honest image library that reflected who he is, what he does, and why his work matters. Callum is the…
I recently photographed Margita in my studio at Bentwaters, near Woodbridge in Suffolk. The brief was simple on paper, but rich in detail. Create editorial-style studio portraits that feel like fashion, while still giving clear product attention to two watches and a standout local piece, “The Suffolk Fedora” by Hicks & Brown. This sort of…
Clean, considered jewellery advertising rooted in craftsmanship and trust I recently completed a combined video and photography shoot for Jackey L Jewellers, an independent high-street jeweller based in Saxmundham, Suffolk. The brief was clear from the outset. The priority was to create three short, clean video adverts, supported by a set of still images that…
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