A lifestyle photography shoot located at Sculptures By The Lakes in Dorset. Kahuku is a footwear brand designed in Hawaii however, came to me looking for an Autumn/Winter campaign. The goal was to keep the ‘Aloha spirit’ in mind but also show off their outdoor / indoor durability. I wanted to evoke feelings of relaxation and tranquility in the narrative of the photoshoot. I produced a series of lifestyle photography and 3 brand reels of different outdoor/indoor scenarios.
This turned out to be a very creative project for me. Solace Global, a global security and travel risk management company based in Dorset, asked me to join them in their offices and create a ‘premium look’ series of head shots. These are a few of the results…
I’ve had a great weekend in the Channel Islands with Dromeas Yachts . A day at sea creating content and brand photography AND getting to explore Jersey before driving into an amazing sunset. I am so happy with these results!
After being involved with Twisted for several years, I was excited to be invited to create new content photography for the launch of Twisted London.
Another ‘behind the scenes’ maritime video of a recent fit out that took place for my regular content creation clients at Saltwater HQ. Last month we helped our friends at @the_boat_club with a full new fit–out of a @yamahamarineeu 175hp on their @zodiacribs!
I met the team at Herald Motor Company last year at the Malle Mile where I got the chance to test out the Herald Maverick. A year later I got back in touch as I was super excited about creating a series of lifestyle content with a collaboration with my Defender and MotoTote Carriers. Based in the Dorset countryside, I headed back to one of my favourite shooting locations to get a series of track and trail photographs as well as a short film - filmed by Max Bartholomew
The strange hue and dull sun was due to rise. The atmospheric mixture of sand and dust was blown from the Sahara Desert forming hazy skies that impeded the suns rays. Found along the South West coast path, Eype Beach, Dorset, offers a peaceful seclusion where the single fisherman rises from his tent at dawn. Little fishing boats up turned on the bay and the sense of untouched land was apparent. Hidden away from more popular beaches along the Jurassic Coastline, Eype had a sense of mystery. The mystery was timeless. Everything seemed untouched by humans apart from the faded life-ring and rickety banisters. Even the car park sign was handwritten on a cardboard sign cable tied to a stump in the ground.
In these particular photos I wanted to create a contrast, a connection between human interaction and a tranquil untouched bay. A sense of discovery and timelessness. This series is called ‘Tender’.
Model: Candace Campbell
A new agency on the scene! Photographed in the New Forest, I had the opportunity last winter to produce a new series of work with creative agency, We Are Nuevo. A team of experts experienced in working with leading global brands in a sustainable way.
“Our strategy is to keep our processes clean. Creativity should not kill the planet.”
The shoot was kept natural, environmental and local to base in Dorset. With a strategy to keep their processes clean, Nuevo needed some new photography and content to represent this. Taking my ‘natural, behind the scene’ approach and by keeping the shoot natural in this chosen environment, I think we were able to achieve this.
