Welcome to my website of photography and digital imaging. This image was created for The Sunday Times Magazine, with a combination of photography, Photoshop and CGI software.
It's an illustration for a feature on therapy in YOU Magazine with The Mail On Sunday.
This image was created for a SUNDAY TIMES MAGAZINE cover; the story was about the NHS.
This image was created with a combination of photography, Photoshop and CGI software
The poster from the 1958 movie ATTACK OF THE 50ft WOMAN inspired this image of model Jacqui Ainsley towering over Hammersmith Broadway. Unfortunately the movie did not live up to its poster.
Advertising for NICORETTE; 'Don't stop too quickly'
Advertising for Novotel Hotels
Advertising posters for The Perfume Shop
This image was made using CGI and photography to advertise ORALYTE, a diahorrea medication.
These dancing nuns were originally shot as part of a composite for the cover of Peter Kay's autobiagraphy.
AXA Advertising: You take care of the pets. I promise that no cats were painted to get this image, but we did paint a toy cat and then we seriously thrashed our copy of Photoshop.
It was an insurance company ad; the copy line read 'How our competitors will feel when they see this deal...'
He appeared in an ad for SUPRAX, an anti-bacterial medicine.
Deprived-boy, part of an ad campaign we shot for SHELTER
Twinings tea used my image of the JIGSAW WOMAN to advertise their iced tea
Actually there were only two cows in this Mini. They were called 894 and 778. We used Photoshop to make them look like a whole crowd.
I reckon I'm a bit of a cow photography specialist. I know how to get those girls to show me their best sides.
Cruise sunbathers shot in a studio in south London to advertsie Scandinavian Seaways cruises.
Dioralyte - relief from holiday diarrhoea
This image is part of a series that we shot to advertise Azilect, a Parkinson's medication.
Another image from a series that we shot to advertise Azilect, a Parkinson's medication.
He was a very well behaved dog...with ears to die for!
We went mad with Photoshop to create this image for TWININGS tea.
This fire-breather left an alarming black mark on the ceiling of my studio.
Camilla, the stunt rider, threw herself off this horse MANY times to help me get this shot.
It's an ad. for ICE-PRESSO, a brand of iced coffee in a can.
Chimpanzees'tea party - they are just like human kids.
Quite a lot of Photoshop work was required to help these kids keep their hats on...
This dog is called Lucky.
The sofa from the TV show Men Behaving Badly.
This image was used in METACAM advertising.
This man on a microscope slide was shot for NICORETTE.
Mountaineers shot at Harrisons Rocks in Kent.
A well served pet, shot for NATIONWIDE
Nicorette ad.
Another Nicorette ad. from the same series.
The hedgehog was part of a team of two hedghog models who helped us with this shoot.
Part of a series of images advertising a medication for insomnia.
Nutricia ad.
Peach-RGB
Shot for a brochure for PACIFIC hot tubs.
A VERY relaxed cat
LOTS of Photoshop work on this shot for ICE PRESSO.
An occupational hazard for Santa now that chimneys are getting smaller.
This soap-powder was shot for FUND STRATEGY magazine to illustrate a feature about Exchange Traded Funds. If you know what they are, you must be a financial wizard.
UNION coffee ad. featuring chair designer Katie Walker.
UNION coffee ad. featuring chair designer Nick Hart.
Shot for a Scandinavian Seaways ad.
This sad Terminator was created entirely in CGI.
A very uncomfortable pose, and my thanks go to model Penny Lancaster for her patience. Make-up was by Susie Kennett.
It's a hybrid of CGI and photography...
Fort Knox image created and rendered in 3D software.
This ant staggering under the weight of a pile of cash was created entirely in 3D software for FUND STRATEGY Magazine.
Photoshop, model Sophie Weston and a skeleton were used to get this X-ray effect.
Ice letters built entirely in virtual 3D software for OLIVE Magazine.
Image created in Photoshop, using my photo of a plain vanilla mouse.
Image entirely drawn in Photoshop, without any photographic elements.
This image of an Oscar was created entirely in 3D software. The Statuette is the copyrighted property of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
CGI image created in 3D software
This image of the author J.G.Ballard was made for The Telegraph Magazine colour supplement. Ballard's portrait was combined with a number of images of writhing naked bodies, using Adobe Photoshop.
We set light to half of Gloucestershire to create this image for a Robart Harris book cover, the water was added later in 3D imaging software.
Model Sophie Grey posed for the bottom half of this shot, and the mohican was provided by another model. The two images were joined in Photoshop.
We photographed a £20 note, and then created the atom effects in Adobe Photoshop software.
My assistant Silas had to run about with this ball-and-chain attached to his ankle to get this shot.
This is an ad for METACAM. It's a veterinary product that enables cats to catch frisbees in mid-air
We used Photoshop to make these dancers 'disappear'
Dice, suspended carefully on wires, with retouching in Photoshop to remove the supports later.
We did try to learn Origami to create this dollar weight-lifter, but I don't mind admitting that a 3D virtual weight-lifter was used to enhance the image.
Advertising for pharmaceutical product ENBREL
Model Phil Philmar wears a wasp outfit that was made by Sam Dightam. The image was used in advertising for ANTHISAN.
This Inflation gauge was made entirely in CGI virtual imaging software.
This jail cell image was mostly created in 3D imaging software for Centaur publications. The hands were added photographically.
We tied a knot in this petrol pump using 3D software in a Macintosh.
Adobe Photoshop was used to make this image
The clouds really did look a bit like the Sistine chapel ceiling for a moment when I took this picture during a fashion shoot. I helped the effect somewhat using Adobe Photoshop.
We did get permission from NASA to make this cheeky addition to Neil Armstrong's iconic image; they agreed to categorise it as 'art usage'
Thanks to Scott Dyason at Pathfinder Ostrich Farm in Chesham, UK
Over and under the sea, composited from original images shot in Mexico.
Red hot money. Not much heat. Lots of Photoshop work.
It was hard work to find a sardine this fat.
We shot this picture just to show-off the system retouching we do. The model is Donald Standen.The manipulation was mostly done in Live Picture.
The Times Educational Supplement needed an image of a square tomato, we were happy to go shopping for one.
This young model had a beautifully calm face, and those grey eyes nature's own, no Photoshop. Make-up was by Sue Marshall. Shot with a Phaseone digital back on a Hasselblad.
This shot of Deborah Meaden was shot for her book COMMON SENSE RULES. She's not a dragon at all, she's a sweetie.
Frost grills Blair for Al Jazeera TV
Alexander Armstrong and Ben Miller shot for the cover of their book: THE ARMSTRONG AND MILLER BOOK
Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry. I nearly wet myself with laughing while taking their photo.
My hero and friend Ian Dury.
Richard Branson needs no introduction.
Cricketer Ian Botham
Writer Ben Elton
Alice Hart for BT Voice
Model, actress and singer Caprice Bourret.
Boxing manager and promoter Frank Warren.
So Graham Norton
Greta for The Alpha Course
Actress Patricia Routledge played Hyacinth Bucket in KEEPING UP APPEARANCES.
Ian Dury and Robbie Williams soliciting support for their UNICEF tour of Sri-Lanka, promoting polio immunisations.
Janet Ellis for Cardiozen
John Humphrys for his book LOST FOR WORDS
news reporter John Simpson
Johnson Beharry, who was awarded the Victoria Cross, the highest military decoration for valour in the British armed forces, for twice saving members of his unit from ambushes in Iraq. He sustained serious head injuries in the latter engagement.
Judy Kramer, creator of the musical Mamma Mia
Yes, it is a composite image. I didn't fancy my chances of taking a picture of 11 babies at the same time without at least one of them yelling its head off.
Look at those teeth.
Kimberley Davies for Great Universal stores
Lidia with a pig
Mark Kermode, film critic and madman.
Actress Martine McHutcheon
From the cast of Men Behaving Badly; Neil Morrissey, Martin Clunes and Caroline Quentin.
Actor and legend Peter O'Toole.
MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS stars Terry Jones and Michael Palin.
Parkinson On Golf
Peter Jones from DRAGON'S DEN
Jake Tassell appears in this image as the princess. The frog played himself.
Richard E Grant, director of the movie Wah-wah
Actor Richard Wilson as Scrooge
Actor Shane Ritchie
Stephen Fry, actor and author.
This is my daughter Ruby. MEGA Magazine asked me to make an image for the cover of their 'Back-to-School' issue. They wanted a kid expressing frustration, so I asked Ruby if she could yell, and she gave me an instant demonstration that got her the job. Photoshop enlarged Ruby's mouth (a bit).
The Movie 'The Social Network' was based on this book The Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich