This photography was to advertise the Yamaha Sound Projector, comprising of over 40 speakers. Yamaha wanted to show this, while not detracting from the overall look of the front grill.

So for this final image I merged two separate shots (with and without the grill) in post and then added a new background.

The client wasn’t happy with the reflections in the original image, so I was asked to soften them off and clean up any dust and scratches.

For this image the client wanted to remove the collars and tasing on the cattle and branding on the farmers overalls. I was also asked to change the colour of the farmers clothing. Finally I recoloured it slightly and added a little drama.

The client wanted to change to flooring in this image from tiles to carpet.

I was provided a stock library image and a sample swatch of the new carpet finish and had to retouch the image to look like the carpet had always been there.

The client wasn’t happy with the original floor tiles, so I was asked to retouch a series of 20 images taken in a showroom with a new carpet colour of their choosing.

The client wasn’t happy with the original floor tiles, so I was asked to retouch a series of 20 images taken in a showroom with a new carpet colour of their choosing.

This image was particularly tricky due to the glass coffee table and the chrome legs on the furniture.

This was photographed for a kitchen manufacturer’s brochure, but because it was a prototype there’s very limited availability of stock.

My brief was to change the wall colour to dark grey and all the excluding the island to a charcoal colour. Finally I had to lighten the flooring slightly.

After shooting this kitchen the client decided to change the worktop finish.

I was provided new photography for the worktop and my brief was to merge it with the original kitchen image.

My brief was to photography this of an upcoming ad.

After shooting, I added various lights to the front panel and added a new background.

This image was created entirely from scratch.

At this stage the client has no packaging produced, so they provide me flat vector artwork of what will become the packaging and I have to create a 3 dimensional representation of what it will look like, including the contents.

This image was created entirely from scratch.

At this stage the client has no packaging produced, so they provide me flat vector artwork of what will become the packaging and I have to create a 3 dimensional representation of what it will look like, including the contents.

The weather was not ideal during this shoot and at the time there were still no leaves on many of the trees, so I was asked to make the image a little more summery with more green in the trees and to brighten the overall image to seem less autumnal.

A good example of standard e-commerce photography.

Here I photographed the sofa in the studio, then cut it out and reintroduced the shadows in post.

This image was created entirely from scratch.

At this stage the client has no packaging produced, so they provide me flat vector artwork of what will become the packaging and I have to create a 3 dimensional representation of what it will look like, including the contents.

This was photographed for a kitchen manufacturer’s brochure, but because it was a prototype there’s very limited availability of stock.

My brief was to continue the navy blue colour through the whole set, using just three doors as an example.

This image was created entirely from scratch.

At this stage the client has no packaging produced, so they provide me flat vector artwork of what will become the packaging and I have to create a 3 dimensional representation of what it will look like, including the contents.

This was one of the most arduous retouches I’ve ever had.

The brief was to remove all the metalwork from the original Gabion wall image. The metalwork would then be physically remade in-store, as part of a display section for a leading boot brand. The image was going to be a backlit transparency, so ever stone had to be perfect.

The overall retouch took 4 days to complete.

This was photographed for a kitchen manufacturer’s brochure, but because it was a prototype there’s very limited availability of stock.

My brief was to retouch in the correct marble effect backboard, oven in to the set. Enlarge the door above the oven and finally move the large window to the right closer to the corner. Updating all highlights and reflections due to having to move the window.

This was photographed for a kitchen manufacturer’s brochure, but because it was a prototype there’s very limited availability of stock.

My brief was to add colour to the chairs in the centre, move the lock on the door and recolour the kitchen units.

This was photographed for a kitchen manufacturer’s brochure, but because it was a prototype there’s very limited availability of stock.

My brief was to enlarge some units that were not available at the time of shooting. Correct the edge detailing on the island, change the oven and add some pendant lights.

My brief was to remove this model from the background and make him look like he was photographed in a studio rather than outside.

I had one hour to complete the retouch.

This was photographed for a kitchen manufacturer’s brochure, but because it was a prototype there’s very limited availability of stock.

My brief was to remove the beading on the back wall units as they were discontinued. Added a backdrop to the window and backdoor and changed some detailing on the island.

This was photographed for a kitchen manufacturer’s brochure, but because it was a prototype there’s very limited availability of stock.

My brief was to correct the all the units that didn’t match cream floor units. I also had to add a backdrop to the window.

This image was for a Yamaha Music ad. It was to advertise the Yamaha Grans Piano.

My brief was to use a provided studio image of the grand piano and set it in a landscape arid and not of this world.

This image was for a Yamaha Music ad. It was to advertise The Yamaha Tyros 4 electronic keyboard.

After shooting various lighting options, I merged them together into this final image.