August Issue Faves [Leeds Guide magazine shoots]
In spite of the wedding-filled summer, I’ve taken on a few extra Leeds Guide shoots for LG colleague & fellow wedding tog Tom Arber, who’s been swanning about Ireland on his honeymoon (be sure to check his beautiful post about it here). Leeds Guide shoots are great to keep things interesting, and my lovely work […]
May & June Issue Faves [Leeds Guide magazine shoots]
I just realised I’d not posted any of the features pix I shoot for the Leeds Guide magazine for a while. So here’s a few from a couple of issues back… This dude was for a My Favourite Outfit feature in June, I believe. He worked in the Vivienne Westwood shop in the ace Victorian […]
Food Photography
I did this food shot for a Chef Special feature for the Leeds Guide Magazine while I was shooting their features recently. It reminded me what a challenge it is to make food look appetising. This shot was taken in a catering unit in Leeds just by the door to the carpark to let a […]
April's favourite Leeds Guide images
As you may know, I share the duties with a fellow wedding photographer Tom Arber photographing features for the Leeds Guide Magazine. Every month we get a brief to photograph people, food, products, buildings inside and out & a hell of a lot more besides. One minute you’re trying to get a documentary photograph of […]
March's favourite Leeds Guide images
Just thought I’d post a few images from another interesting couple of day’s shooting for the Leeds Guide. I’m really pleased with the food shot above at the tasty Bar 166 in Horsforth, lit with window light and a portable reflector. I’ve done some work with them before and they’re an excellent eatery my girlfriend […]
Leeds Guide: Dagger Dames @ Shakey Jakes
This month I had the good fortune to photograph The Dagger Dames ‘burlesque troop’ at the excellent Shakey Jakes Milkshake Bar in Headingley! When I saw that on the brief an eyebrow involuntarily curled. These things are not always what they seem. Such as the time I had ‘pole dancer with her pole’ on the […]
