Category: Photography

Some events you photograph and forget. Others stay with you. Covering Chef Quique Dacosta for World Paella Day in London was definitely the latter. Dacosta is a three Michelin star chef — one of the most decorated in Spain — and watching him work a crowd in London with a pan of paella the size…

Brand events in London can go one of two ways — they either feel like a genuine experience or they feel like a press release. The Pepsi LifeWTR event at Brick Lane was firmly in the first category. The event brought together artists and creatives for an immersive celebration built around Yinka Ilori’s installation —…

Covering a capital markets day is a different kind of pressure to a regular conference. The audience is analysts, investors, journalists — people who will scrutinise every detail of the presentation, and who will use the images that come out of it in financial press, annual reports and investor communications. I was brought in to…

Investor days are one of those events where the pressure is quietly very high. The audience is made up of LPs, advisors and portfolio founders — people who are paying close attention to every detail, including how the whole thing looks and feels. First impressions matter, and photography is part of that. I was brought…

When a company appoints a new CEO, the photography tends to follow — updated headshots, a refreshed team page, new images for press and LinkedIn. That’s exactly what IDX needed when they came to me earlier this year. The brief was straightforward: clean, consistent business portraits that work across their website, their LinkedIn profiles and…