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 [...]
Photographing The Forbidden Subject.
It's an odd thing but I can't really eat when I'm working! So when the client is continuously asking if I would like an award winning brownie I really have to pass; it [...]
Headshots, Portraits and People Photography
Some time ago I set up a separate headshot photography site to handle my commercial headshot work but here, as if to complicate things, is an update of some of my recent people [...]
Photographing Property at Exeter’s Science Park
The big challenge with photographing property in Exeter and Devon is weather; it does rain a lot. One ends up knowing how many days in a row it has rained for too. The [...]
Location Antiques Photography
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 [...]
Simple Property Photography Photography
Sometimes properties need 'the full shoot' whereas other times such as this recent property photography shoot in Exeter a more simple approach can be employed; this isn't about cutting standards though but it [...]
Commercial Photography in Exeter
As we emerge from Lockdown teams who have been working remotely will start to reunite, hopefully with care, caution and respect. It was great to photograph once again in Air Marketing, I had [...]
Exeter Headshot Session
Most of my headshot sessions are posted over on my EX1.co.uk site but this was a slightly unusual commission in that it was done at short notice and in Princesshay Exeter outside the Saks shop [...]
Interiors Photography for Designers
"Space believe everyone deserves a fantastic workspace. It’s not about being prescriptive but it’s about understanding what you need as a business to thrive and helping you get there as cost-effectively as possible." [...]