Very proud to have been invited to photograph 65 Degrees North recent challenge for a group of their beneficiaries, The Northern Odyssey in Northumberland
65 Degrees North seeks to help in the rehabilitation of wounded, injured or sick (WIS) service personnel and veterans by offering the opportunity to participate in challenging adventure.
https://www.65degreesnorth.co.uk/
A pretty special event every month London’s fire-spinning community converges by the Thames, with the fire spinners doing their thing just after sunset on Ernie’s Beach in front of Gabriel’s Wharf. Keep an eye out on their Facebook page for the next event
https://www.facebook.com/groups/londonfirespinners
My first visit and certainly a challenge to photograph… so many different options, my approach this time see below.
My initial idea and used to take these images. Long shutter speeds (c.3 secs) to capture the light trails and also set the fire spinning into its setting with the River Thames and City as a wonderful backdrop. Olympus EM1 II with 12-100mm f4 lens and combined stabilisation …one of the best for hand held long exposures
The Serpentine Pavilion 2024 by Minsuk Cho, Mass Studies is rather special, demonstrating physical, personal and cultural space, and one of the best Pavilions of recent years at the Serpentine in my view
Very pleased to be selected as a finalist in the Motor Sports category of the World Sports Photography Awards 2024 and truly delighted to be then awarded a ‘SPECIAL MERIT’ in the final selections. Sponsored by @mpbcom #wspa23’. shooting for @uksportspics for my photograph of Joshua and Noah Weinmann at the UK stage of the World Motocross Sidecar Championships
After photographing the British Short track Championships earlier in the year there was really only one place to go. With the support of British Ice Skating and shooting for UKSportpics © and their clients The World Championships were an exceptional three day event held in Rotterdam Ahoy arena and a feast for any photographer. More information on this event here https://wkshorttrack.nl/en/
A dream assignment for me mixing work and sports. Quantity Surveyor’s RLB in preparation for the surveyors sevens tournament in May brought staff from across their UK offices to Saracens home at the Stonex Stadium in North London. Warm ups, touch rugby and netball followed by a social at the F1 experience in the evening. Such a great way to bring people together, promote team works and demonstrate some of the RLB principles
Links
RLB Rider Levett Bucknal https://www.rlb.com/europe/
Surveyors Sevens https://surveyorssevens.com/
Delighted to be invited to capture The Breeze Clubs presentation event to three very different though so worthy charities at the Lighthouse showroom in Soho
PCaSO is a charity for men diagnosed with prostate cancer run by patients diagnosed with prostate cancer.. No offices, no highly paid executives, no paid staff at all. Just volunteers working from home.
https://pcaso.org/
65 Degrees North seeks to help in the rehabilitation of wounded, injured or sick (WIS) service personnel and veterans by offering the opportunity to participate in challenging adventure.
https://www.65degreesnorth.co.uk/
Chigwell Riding Trust was the first ever riding centre for people with special needs and has been established in Chigwell for almost sixty years. Riding instruction is given to people of all ages and abilities.
As one of the leading specialised riding centres in the country Chigwell Riding Trust not only benefits people with special needs but also https://www.chigride.org.uk/
A little while ago now though some of my favourite shoots, round tables, talks and more that all make up the audience for what is Clerkenwell Design week. Here images from both Frederica at their wonderful Clerkenwell showroom, an inspiring talk with designer Monica Forster and at an event with iconic modular furniture specialist USM U.Schaerer hosting a futures talk with Futurist and Office shock co-author Joseph Press and Colin Macgadie CCO for BDG architecture + design, discuss what next in the Officeverse.
Delighted to be commissioned to photograph Harmonic’s new workspace in a former button factory in Shoreditch. A welcoming team a collection of bespoke spaces and an evident pride in their space Charlie Walker founder says ‘these images, which showcase a space that embodies our culture and brand, and is the culmination of several years of hard work from our amazing team‘
https://harmonicfinance.com/
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