All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘automotive photographer’

‘Is this the Greatest Revival Image of All Time?…’

‘Is this the Greatest Revival Image of All Time?…’

Well that was the question posed by Henry Hope-Frost in his article on Goodwood Revival 2016 a few weeks back. Modesty of course, prevents me from commenting further 😉 but whether or not it is, the line up of cars was certainly pretty impressive. A dozen mid 1960’s F1 cars including Brabham, BRM, Cooper, Ferrari, Lotus […]

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Speed, Selfies & Shoes off the Sofa!

Speed, Selfies & Shoes off the Sofa!

Goodwood Festival of Speed just keeps getting better & better – I first attended as a spectator back in the late 90’s & more recently shooting for Goodwood. The images here are a selection from the 2016 #FoS a couple of weeks ago. The thing that makes FoS so unique as an automotive event is the […]

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Flying in a Ferrari…

Flying in a Ferrari…

Last month, we were out in Dubai for a few weeks shooting a lifestyle project for Mercedes-Benz (images not released yet) and a rather special supercar – the Ferrari 488 GTB. 0-60 in 3 seconds, top speed of 205mph, about £185k and in the words of Mr Clarkson in his recent Sunday Times Driving review – ‘It’s devilishly […]

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To Lightpaint, or not to Lightpaint…

To Lightpaint, or not to Lightpaint…

That is the question! Lightpainting has been around in car photography in one shape or form for many years. Back in the day, we lit with a 6ft Kino Flo – great effect, but another large piece of kit for the production team to load in & out of grip vans, airport check-ins etc… Now we […]

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Lightweight E-Type – one of ‘The Missing Six’

Lightweight E-Type – one of ‘The Missing Six’

Well luckily I ‘found’ one on location a few weeks back and here are the fruits of the find, revealed in London’s Mayfair last night! The ‘Special FT’ Lightweight E-types were originally built with new-style aluminium bodies in the sixties. 18 chassis were planned, but only 12 were built. Six chassis numbers assigned to Lightweights were […]

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Is it a Mirage?

Is it a Mirage?

‘It’s Easy to See the Attraction’ is the latest press campaign for the new Mirage from Mitsubishi. We shot this a few weeks back in a city centre location, as evening fell & the lights came on to give that fun ‘buzzing round the city’ feel to the car. The brief was to find a smart looking […]

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Behind Garage Doors – The Art of Motor Racing

Behind Garage Doors – The Art of Motor Racing

Just out of the edit is our latest film ‘The Art of Motor Racing’ – taking the viewer ‘behind the garage doors’ at Martin Stretton Motor Racing. Martin Stretton is a long time friend and three times winner of the Monaco Historic GP. We also got together on screen last year to film ‘The Gadget Show’ for […]

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‘Welcome to Shogun Territory’ 2016 press campaign

‘Welcome to Shogun Territory’ 2016 press campaign

At the beginning of the year, we shot the latest ‘Welcome to Shogun Territory’ press campaign for Mitsubishi in a less than obvious location for a 4×4 shoot. The Isle of Skye was the location found for last year’s campaign with it’s incredible rocky landscapes forming the dramatic backdrop to the imagery. This year, agency and client […]

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74th Goodwood Members Meeting #74MM

74th Goodwood Members Meeting #74MM

Just back from another fantastic weekend shooting at Goodwood at the 74th Members Meeting #74MM. We had a very varied few days – from shooting aerial drone video before the crowds descended, to evening shoots with very special cars from Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart (a pair of W196 F1 and W25) and JPS Lotus (under wraps at the moment, so […]

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Geneva Fiesta Fever

Geneva Fiesta Fever

It was great to be invited to film the aerial sequences for the Geneva Motor Show 2016 launch film of the Ford Fiesta ST200 a couple of weeks back. We spent a slightly grey & damp February day with a great team from Gaucho Productions, shooting footage of the ST200 with the drone. It wasn’t […]

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