Exeter Rail Engineering & Architectural Photography
Judging by the interest in this it seems quite a few people were envious of my chance to photograph the new GWR depot in Exeter! Working for RPS my task was quite simply [...]
Photography For Exeter Investment Company Website
Albion is an Exeter based investment-focused team working exclusively with leading financial planning firms in the UK. Recently I was invited to undertake a wide-ranging set of photography for their new website. The [...]
Motorbike Photography
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 [...]
Exeter Science Park
Through the years we've undertaken a number of photography commissions at Exeter Science Park; photography of networking meetings, product and people photography, as well as workspace design photography. So now it's great to [...]
School Sports Photography at Exeter School
Frankly (if I may call you that) I wasn't very sporty at school. I wasn't anything like the size I am now and can still remember horror of witnessing Scrivens' knees approaching at [...]
Fitness Photography with Dan
So, if I say the photograph at the top is just a lighting setup test-shot of Dan Hall for the morning shoot at Offices at No1 (Barnfield Crescent, Southernhay), I think you'll understand [...]
Interior Design Photography at Exeter Science Park
The worst aspect of shooting one of Space's workspace designs is returning to one's own less than considered environment! Yes, they really do create some stunning workplace designs that are always a pleasure [...]
Small Job for Big Issue
It's really sunny now but as I looked out first thing it looked like it was going to turn grim! I had a small commission to take some shots of Ann selling the Big Issue [...]
Pussy Riot: Exeter Phoenix
Earlier today (the morning after Pussy Riot performed at Exeter Phoenix) a friend asked "Wish I had seen this! Was it as epic as I imagined?" My answer was, "Probably beyond that Terah. [...]
