On Location Ceramics Photography
Sometimes the pragmatic choice is to pack a load of equipment in the car and take a studio to the client; well we hadn't planned anything else for the bank holiday. It's been [...]
Sometimes the pragmatic choice is to pack a load of equipment in the car and take a studio to the client; well we hadn't planned anything else for the bank holiday. It's been [...]
A while ago a friend, a fellow photographer described me as 'Andrew - The Motorbike Photographer.' At the time, though understandable this bugged me a little, I pointed out that by some order [...]
For some time I've been photographing a range of valuable antique items in the Exeter area. The items generally have values between thousands and tens of thousands of pounds and occasionally range into [...]
The Background I hate buying hard-drives, there is nothing particularly exciting about it and every time one starts to go I know I will need two because I always back-up the drives. In [...]
There's something pleasing about your client bringing you a coffee to start the day off particularly when the shoot is at your own Exeter photography studio. But Barnfield Crescent has its own coffee master in [...]
Photographing Classic British Motorbikes on Location I couldn't hide my surprise when Lee, of Bridge Motorcycles Exeter, offered to release The Vincent from its cage so that I could photograph it for the [...]
The Glamorous Side of Photography I met someone at a soirée recently who seemed excited when I said I was a photographer; she lectured in the subject. "What do you photograph?" she asked. [...]
Yesterday's shoot was undertaken below the M5 deck as it passes between Avonmouth and Bristol, you know, the bit of rough ground by the food van! I'd seen the location on a number of occasions [...]
We all have different ways of shooting but this is quick look at a recent studio lit motorbike shoot of a YZF-R1 Yamaha at GT Motorcycles. You can see the wider scene here. Although we [...]