About

I deliver professional images that convey the personality of people and businesses through photography. A craft I have refined in London over twelve years with clients including Marriott, Microsoft, Lloyds Bank, EY (Ernst & Young), Allies & Morrison Architects, Google, the NHS, De Beers plus numerous professional services firms across the legal, financial, property, insurance and consulting sectors.

From headshots and portraits, through to event and campaign photography, the common thread is the focus on the people. It is not just about marketing and prospective clients, it relates to the to investors, talent, suppliers, customers, employers, and the press.

My clients use the photography I create across websites, social media, presentations, proposals, Slack, and more.

Capturing your character

It’s one thing to make a person look good—it’s something else entirely to make a business or organisation look good through its people. That’s where I come in. I’m not just focused on individual portraits; I create a consistent visual language that reflects a company’s culture—through considered choices around background, colour, pose, angles, format and lighting. It’s about portraying the collective as well as the individual.

Whether I’m working with corporate teams, small firms, or individuals, my approach remains the same: creating images that feel authentic, empathetic and considered. This extends beyond formal portraits to more candid work—capturing people at work and at events, from conferences and seminars to internal hospitality and client gatherings. In these dynamic settings, I often bring in trusted collaborators to ensure nothing is missed while remaining discreet and unobtrusive.

While I lead every project personally, I also work with a close-knit team of photographers, retouchers and editors to ensure everything is delivered on time and to the highest standard. I also run photography courses and curate the annual London Photo Show – both of which keep me connected to fresh perspectives and emerging talent.

Costs

I am highly aware that the real cost of photography is the time of your people, especially if they have to travel to your office. That’s why I am highly responsive and reliable, meeting agreed objectives for the shoot and shots, minimising any disruption to your work and processes, working fast and delivering to agreed deadlines.

As an investment more than a cost, here are some examples of fees: