Some shots from my annual festive engagement. The "Live Crib" Nativity organised and performed by the pupils of Mayfield School for the people of their local community. It's a great little event with a real life donkey and baby, even making this cynical old scrooge feel a bit Christmassy.
A few shots from an enjoyable ongoing project capturing marketing portraits of students from West Kent College. These first few, are from their land-based further education facility, Hadlow College.
Working with the good people at Hand Made Foods in South London who are expanding their empire from shops to restaurants, I've been shooting a great little project capturing portraits of their suppliers. All fascinating people with an obsession for great food. Here are the first few: Miles Irving, the forager, Dave Holton and Tim Jarvis, the cheese makers, Andy Rowland the beer brewer and Julian Pryke, the fishmonger.
This is handsome Phil, the European Eagle Owl who is owned by a friend and as I suspected, he turned out to be a great subject as he is used to having his picture taken by tourists at Canterbury Cathedral where he is occasionally on show.
My first batch of stock pictures for Getty Images. A mixed bag to say the least!
A new profile pic for my fiercest critic and biggest fan.
My first image on sale with Getty Images. I'm planning that this shot of Nona, a staffy rescue dog, will be the first of many.
In honour of the great comedian Phil Lucas who I had the pleasure of meeting and taking pictures of yesterday, here is the fragrant Kate Garraway who was one of my first celebrity shoots back in 2007. She is and was lovely of course, oh and Phil only has a mild obsession with her. Pictures of Phil to appear here soon.
I'd normally cross the road to avoid rowdy stag and hen groups, but when you use models and nicely designed t-shirts they are much more appealing. We had some fun shooting Sam, Kerri, Ty and Jonny from Fresh for stagandhentshirts.com at the Brighton Media Centre Studio last week. My stag days are well and truly over but if they weren't I'd have my mates decked out in these!
I was pleased with this shot on the iPhone, the result of a campsite hangover and the need for an early morning stroll at this weekend's Forgotten Fields Festival which was conveniently close to home in East Sussex.
This month's Readers Digest layout using one of my pictures of entrepreneur and inventor of Pavegen, Laurence Kemball-Cook
