Photography. Creative.
Four ways of working, one point of view. Every engagement starts with what the story needs, not with a package.
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Sports Photography
Sideline coverage built for high motion and low light. The snap, the sprint, the walk back to the bench.
- Game day, single athlete or full roster
- Team and media day, studio lighting on location
- Senior night and signing day
- Galleries delivered within 48 hours
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Event Coverage
Documentary coverage of the room as it actually happens — arrivals, speeches, the moment nobody staged.
- Tournaments, banquets and ceremonies
- Fundraisers and community events
- Unobtrusive working style, available light first
- Edited selects for same-week publishing
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Portraits & Seniors
Sessions built around the person in front of the camera rather than a pose list — seniors, families and individual portraits.
- Senior sessions, studio or on location
- Individual, couple and family portraits
- Wardrobe and location planning beforehand
- Hand-graded gallery with print-ready files
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Creative Direction
Finding the visual idea at the centre of the assignment, then building every frame around it.
- Concept and shot-list development
- Art direction on location
- Campaign and season visual systems
- Delivery specs for print, broadcast and social
Four moves, every time
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OBSERVE
Watch first. The frame worth having is usually two seconds before or after the one everyone expects.
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FOCUS
Decide what the picture is about, then remove everything that is not earning its place.
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CAPTURE
Work the light and the timing. Deep blacks, controlled highlights, no rescue in post.
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TELL STORIES
Sequence and grade the set so it reads as one piece of work, not a folder of files.
ALSO SHOOTING
START HERE
Tell us what you're shooting.
Send the sport, the date or the brief. We'll come back with scope and availability.