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 [...]
The weekend had two early morning photography starts, 03:00am wake up to travel near Gloucester on the A38 at Berkeley Bridge to capture the bridge itself being replaced. This is a hi-vis job in every sense of the term; the [...]
I've been asked to photograph bikes and cars but a Learjet was a new one to me. To be honest that needs qualifying a little though. I first visited Exeter Airport based Capital to photograph Captain Malcolm Humphries MD, Chief [...]
Bear with as they say, sorry if this is going to get a bit technical. I think it’s useful to go through this though, whoever you are using as a photographer. Calibration We live in a world where much around [...]
Sometimes a quick response is required and a range of commercial photography skills are a must-have. In this instance high quality photographs were needed at short notice for a magazine so a quick early morning trip across the border from [...]
Yes that's right photography; last week someone asked me, "Why are you photographing this?" 'This' being a rainswept construction site with drifting fog in Cornwall, and the 'someone' was one of the construction workers. My honest answer should have been, [...]
Some time ago we reported about our specialist vehicle shoot for Terberg UK. The guys from Yorkshire had come down to Crediton - Mid Devon - at which point we spent an afternoon and evening photographing the new dual purpose [...]
If there's a good time to erect a wind-turbine it's on a foggy day, think about it, there's no wind so the crane work is easier. So, as I was setting off yesterday at around 5:00 in the morning to [...]
A quick trip down the A30 from Exeter to Cornwall to grab some photographs of a renewable energy construction and engineering site. Well, what's going to hamper the construction of a wind farm? Yep, you got it, wind. Anyway I've [...]
