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  • Commercial Photoshoot for the Randolph Hotel, Reydon

    Combining my two great passions, food and photography, has always been a dream, so when Jenny and Gareth got in touch I knew I was in for a good day. Husband-and-wife team Jenny and Gareth run The Randolph Hotel in Reydon, just a stone’s throw from Southwold. It’s a lovely, welcoming place, and one I’ve…

  • Model Portfolio photoshoot for Natalie

    Being a photographer is one of the best jobs going, especially when you get to meet genuinely lovely people like Natalie and her father. Natalie and I had been in touch for a while before this shoot, building a Pinterest board to gather ideas and plan our approach. She got in touch because she needed…

  • Makeup portfolio shoot for Hannah

    I absolutely love a themed photoshoot so when Hannah came to me looking to build up her portfolio to showcase her makeup artistry I was really excited. Hannah is studying makeup artistry at East Coast College, and we worked together on Pinterest to come up with ideas for the theme and feel of this shoot….

  • Portrait shoot for Wuffa Viking and Saxon Reenactment Society

    Back in February 2020, I had the honour of photographing Wuffa, a Norfolk and Suffolk based Viking and Saxon re-enactment society. To be asked to photograph them again, this time in Lowestoft, meant a lot, as with all repeat customs. With this second major shoot, I had a fantastic time, if a little frenetic! I…

  • Studio headshots photography for Laurence

    Laurence and I have been following one another on social media for a while now so when he popped up saying he needed some headshots done I offered my services. Like me, Laurence loves social media, in particular Instagram, and is regularly posting on his feed. He knows the importance of good quality imagery and…

  • Studio headshots photography for Fi

    As we whizz through February demand for headshots is rising, perhaps people made it their new year’s resolution to update their socials for a more professional look! I recently met Fi when she took part in a bridal makeup shoot, and she mentioned she was after some new headshots for her LinkedIn profile. Fi works…

  • Elizabethan Queen Photoshoot

    As you may have seen from previous posts I have worked with both Isabelle and Becky on numerous occasions, so much so that we are becoming quite the team when it comes to personal projects. Themed shoots are a great way to try out new ideas and keep the creative juices flowing, and this latest…

  • Commercial product Photography for Jackey L Jewellers

    It is always a real pleasure to work with repeat customers, and Jackey was no exception. Jackey owns the lovely jewellers in Saxmundham, Suffolk, with a wide range of jewellery alongside many bespoke pieces, plenty of which she has designed and made by hand. Jewellery is always a tricky thing to photograph, as the lighting…

  • Portrait Shoot with Crystal

    I recently welcomed Crystal to the studio for a portrait shoot built around simplicity and beauty. Crystal is great fun to work with, so the couple of hours we spent together flew by. We were after images that felt timeless and engaging, and I think we got there. We used no props, keeping the focus…

  • Studio model portfolio shoot with Leah

    Valentine-themed Studio model portfolio shoot with Leah Love it or hate it, Valentine’s Day is nearly here, and this recent shoot with Leah was loosely built around the theme of red for the 14th of February. Leah is looking to build her modelling portfolio and we always have great fun working together. This time we…

  • Studio headshots photography for Aaron

    Headshots keep getting more popular, driven by how much business now happens on social media and online. Aaron came to me for new headshots for his LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook pages. He is massively into videography, so we had a great time talking photography gear and technology. Aaron runs Seven Castle, a videography company that…

  • Inspired by Caravaggio and St. John the Baptist in the Wilderness

    Following on from my portraits in homage to the Rokeby Venus, I recently expanded this personal project to include my take on Caravaggio’s St John the Baptist in the Wilderness. I wanted to portray Caravaggio’s St John, a brooding, melancholic adolescent, with a slightly modern twist. Craig was the perfect choice for the recreation, with…