Archive for June, 2007
Is it all wide angles?
Aaron Hibbert sent me an email in which he asked me the following…
“I really want to do interiors also. Is it all wide angle lenses?”
In the interest of internet sharing, I decided to answer him on this blog, hope you don’t mind Aaron…
The question of wide angles in interiors, or for that matter architectural photographs [...]
Get a lift
Sometimes its a good idea to get some extra height, many buildings look better photographed from a slightly higher vantage point, usually I can achieve this with a high tripod and a step ladder. We recently hired a Snorkel Scissor Lift to photograph a farm complex along with its farm machinery. Our client needed us [...]
Get a lift #3
National Space Centre, Leicester
This is something I shot for personal interest and for stock usage last year. A fascinating structure which to my mind is more interesting than what it contains. (Remnants of Britain’s space program count too many damp squibs amongst them for my taste. Blue Streak sits uncomfortably close to Beagle II). One thing [...]
Contemporary School
This shot is from another recent shoot for CTM Architects of a business education centre recently constructed for a secondary school in Kent.
The building abuts a sharp incline and a bridge is used on the upper story to link the new building into the rest of the school site. This interior shot shows the upper [...]
Aspirational Interior
This interior is from a job I shot for CTM Architects. The property is located on the South Coast of the UK.
Its an example for me of the power of supermodels.
While I can take credit for the composition, the technique, the lighting and the retouching… it’s really the combination of the architects design, the site [...]









