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I consider Eamonn McCabe to be one of the best portrait photography there is. We his ability to capture that personality of his subjects. His sports photography are some of the most iconic sport images of the 80’s. I truly honored that Eamonn allowed me to take his portrait.
Taken from a recent photo-shoot with Sophie.
Halloween is always a fascinating time for photographers. It provides a wealth of opportunities for creative expression, capturing the eerie and the mysterious in unique ways. Recently, I had the pleasure of working on a personal project with Fern, which took place at Tunstall Woods during the early hours of the day. Fern suggested a…
I recently photographed Lynn for the second time at my studio at Bentwaters near Woodbridge, Suffolk. This session had a clear goal from the start. We wanted a classical portrait look that feels timeless, calm, and confident. When I say “classical”, I mean portraits that rely on the basics. Clean light. Strong posture. Good expression….
Creating portfolio imagery that balances strength, style, and authenticity is always a rewarding challenge. This studio session with Michelle and Dexter did exactly that. Both brought different kinds of energy to the shoot, but the results are consistent: bold, expressive portraits that feel grounded and intentional. Studio-Based, Strength-Focused Shot at my studio at Bentwaters, the…
This was a fun whimsical shoot with Isabelle at my studio at Bentwatrers, near Woodbridge, Suffolk. Isabelle came up the the clown idea for the shoot and I had the bowler hat from a previous photoshoot. It is great fun doing a themed photoshoot and always good fun working with Isabelle. If you fancy doing…
The Concept Behind the Shoot Working with Adam in the studio offered a fresh opportunity to explore the interplay between masculine presentation and theatrical portraiture. This wasn’t about creating a character or crafting an elaborate story. Instead, we aimed for simplicity, letting the lighting, movement, and subtle stylings shape the narrative. As a studio portrait…
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