Severn Ash
I recently had the pleasure of working with new client Severn Ash, creating ecommerce shots of their beautiful handmade oak coat racks for their website. When such pride and craftsmanship goes into a handmade item, it's a real privilege to be able to capture that and allow their customers who may not have the opportunity to see the product in person, to see for themselves how much time and attention has gone into these quality pieces, and to help bring them to life on screen.
The Scentry Collective
Website launch shots for new client The Scentry Collective who needed imagery to cover their site, store and socials.
To tick all of the boxes we kept the set-up consistent throughout and combined a mix of studio and ambient light to create a combination of polished studio shots and softer lifestyle shots. Using a limited colour pallet while varying props is an excellent way of creating cohesion throughout your images, and their Etsy banner is a brilliant example of this.
Shropshire Macarons
New work for the incredible Shropshire Macaron Co. adding in some new flavour collections, social media content images and a new 'build a box' option. Regularly updating your images, is such a useful way to keep your website and socials looking fresh and relevant, and with your essential images already covered, we can focus on producing more niche imagery, leaning into trends, seasonal content and generating images that develop your brand and reinforce your messaging.
Stanton Ralph & Co
I recently met with the team at Stanton Ralph & Co an accountantcy firm based in in Bridgnorth, to cover a business brand session to go along with their website update. The session covered corporate headshots, some stock imagery and behind the scenes, interiors and a few landscapes of Bridgnorth itself to help establish a sense of place and to represent the community they work with.
Emstrey Bridal
In June I paid a visit to Emstrey Bridal in Shrewsbury to shoot their newly refurbished bridal boutique for a brand session. The shoot covered team portraits and candids, interiors of the venue and modelled shots of some of their beautiful gowns. With Michelle’s unrivalled planning abilities and a precision shot list, we managed to cover a bredth of content for both their website and social media in just 2 hours and as always it was a pleasure to work with this fantastic team of ladies again after our previous modeled shoot last year.
Featuring veils from Pink Poppy Veils
Modelled by Holly Tarbuck
Maddie & James
Maddie and James were married at Shropshire's beautiful Netley Hall, featuring a special visit from their sweet corgis and what was hands down my favourite wedding reception playlist of all time.
Pets AND alternative music? Lets do more of these!
Suppliers:
Favours - Shropshire Macarons
Hair - Katie Cooke
MUA - Georgia Ella Makeup
Florist - Out of the Box
Venue Dresser - Perfectly Unique
Harpist - Eleri Lloyd
Ice Cream Van - Polly's Parlour
DJ - Steve the DJ
Dress - Dollybluebridalshrewsbury
Photography - Christina-Clare Phoptography
Billie Rose 2
The latest product photography work for Billie Rose Cadles, who recently extended their signature collection to include amber jars and so needed updated ecommerce packaging shots along with a collection of styled shots to add to their new packaging and a couple of brand new scents to their website.
Atmosphere is a big part of Billie Rose, with every scent designed to spark our olfactory memory, evoking memory or mood, which I always aim to try to capture visually with my work for them. By providing detailed written briefs with some visual references and clear guidelines about what elements are essential or not, I get to spend more time playing with creative ideas, providing a gallery full of varied images.
Natural Harmony
My latest work for the signature collection from Natural Harmony who wanted a fresh and simple look to compliment their hand-made, eco conscious brand. For this I used a limited selection of props, focusing on natural elements and materials, leaving the variations in light to highlight the textures and detail of the product.
Feb '25
I'm what you'd describe as a 'Homebody', partly because I like where I live and partly because I find the experience of visiting unknown places more stressful than exciting, so when we do head out for a change of scenery... it's typically to see some scenery we've seen before, which if you've been here a bit, you've probably noticed. One of my favourite places to go is the Oxford Museum of Natural History, it doesn't matter how many times I've been before, it's always fascinating and since it was half term, and there are only so many times you can head to the sweet shop, we decided to head down for the drive to look at some old bones.
