When I say hot I mean SCORCHIO! The Volvo Pentas had just powered the vessel from Exeter Fabrication to Turf Lock Devon and it was warm work crawling over that engine. The added truth is that my fine-knit Guernsey jumper [...]
Recently whilst photographing the Exeter Flood Defence Scheme meeting I commented that very poor conditions can make for great photos. I'm pleased to report that good conditions can work well too for engineering photography. Asked by the Environment Agency to [...]
This product photography taken near Swindon is as much about the material as the creation. These precision instruments are created using aluminium, milled with 5 axis CNC technology from a solid block. Whilst these instruments use traditional necks, as we [...]
In my experience on of the regrettable aspects of adult life is that the worst of the elements often seem increasingly easy to hide from. So, it's without any irony that I can't report getting an absolute soaking whilst photographing [...]
Construction and engineering photography is nothing new here but the vehicles are not often the subject of the photography per se, the engineering generally is. In this instance Kubota needed images of a range of their well regarded excavators but [...]
There is no doubt that modern camera sensors are making low-light photography much easier than it used to be, and the improvements continue. But there is no getting away from the fact that a low ISO image will give a [...]
My largest photography bag is the actually the one with my PPE; helmets, goggles, a harness and a buoyancy aid, as well as all of the other essentials such as eye protectors, boots and gloves. Recent engineering photography shoots have [...]
