Superbike Photography
A quick glimpse at an ongoing photography project to photograph superbikes. So far we have Mark Zanker's MV Agusta at the fabulous Brabazon hanger, Filton, Bristol, a couple Aprilias courtesy of SP Motorcycles in Exeter [...]
Velo Vintage Exeter photographed by Andrew Butler
Q: So, what do you do on your day off (for fun). A: Photography. OK, this was a bit of fun as was the treatment of the images but hey, it's nearly Christmas and time [...]
Devon Property Photography
Vaughn Allington of Ennerji Projects in Devon recently commissioned Andrew Butler to photograph a newly completed residential project. Our agreed brief was to create a simple record of the property that would say more about [...]
Salon Privé 2014 – Concours d’Elégance
What a day 7:30 to 7:30 still processing the photos and still processing the memories, Salon Privé 2014 - Concours d'Elégance was a fantastic event. The weather played the game the setting fantastic and the [...]
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2014
It's been a couple of years since we visited the Festival of Speed, but the wait was worth it. We stayed the night in a nearby Airbnb and although admittedly the German (self-proclaimed) [...]
Devon and Somerset Fire Rescue Service at the Teignmouth Rail Repairs
Where's the fire? Well, sometimes it's about shifting high volumes of water. In this instance as part of the efforts to remove the slipping land mass Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service [...]
Civil Engineering Rail Works Photography
This kind of work is of course interesting, every aspect of it. In part it's why I love getting commissioned to do it. Trying to explain to the dog-walkers the immensity of the [...]
Photography for Yorkshire’s Techserv
Andrew Butler has undertaken further industrial location photography on behalf of Yorkshire based Techserv Cutting Services Ltd. The work is part of an ongoing project to document the quality, depth and range of Techserv's clients. [...]
A Walk Around London
A couple of days in London and a deliberately different approach, the Leica stayed at home and the back was burdened with Nikon and Manfrotto. I have never been a natural tripod user [...]