Explore my in-depth review of the Sony A7R IV and see how its 61 MP sensor and precise autofocus system perform across various shooting conditions. This review delves into the high-resolution capabilities and robust design that make it a favourite among landscape and portrait photographers.

Concert photos of Kiefer Sutherland live at the O2 Academy Oxford in March 2020, with support from The Adelaides.

Camp Mike was a four-day music festival at O’Neills in Watford in January 2020, a tribute to Mike Camp, who was at the very heart of the Watford music scene.

Londoners welcomed in 2020 with what has been dubbed the London Smoke Display. Without the slightest breeze in the air, there was nothing to take the smoke away.

Concert photos and a review of Ghost live at The SSE Arena, Wembley, in November 2019, with support from Tribulation and All Them Witches.

Concert photos and a review of Babymetal live at The O2 Academy Brixton on 2 July 2019, with support from Sleep Token and Amaranthe.

New Zealand House on Haymarket may be one of London’s least loved buildings, but its penthouse balcony has one of the best views of the London skyline. Here’s why I keep going back to photograph it.

Concert photos and a review of Disturbed live at Alexandra Palace in May 2019, with support from Skindred.

A complete collection of the best images I have captured from the Mayor of London’s New Year Fireworks Display

I’ve used Vanguard tripods and camera bags for years, long before I became a Vanguard ambassador. Here’s why they’re part of my kit.

Since 2011, whenever I’m near the Millennium Bridge with a camera, I try to get a different photograph of it. An ongoing project that will never really end.

A how-to guide to creating stunning photographs of fireworks displays, from location and equipment to camera settings and post-processing.

A day shooting film around London with a 1950s Leica M2: no light meter, no automation, just the sunny 16 rule and the joy of waiting for the scans.

Every Photographer has a list of must get images. Images they just have to get, no matter what it takes, and no matter how long it takes to get it. On the 1st of January 2000, I saw an image of the London fireworks display not unlike this one of the front pages of one of the newspapers and it has stuck in my head ever since. 19 years later I was able to get my own version. I’ve shot the London Fireworks display from a few good locations now and it has always been spectacular. But NOTHING compares to being front and center and being engulfed in the light from the most awesome visual spectacle I have ever witnessed. For me, this is a bucket list shot well and truly ticked

The Heygate Estate was a large housing estate in Walworth, Southwark, South London comprising 1214 homes built in a Neo-Brutalist architectural aesthetic. Constructed 1971–1974 : Demolished 2011–14 as part of the urban regeneration of the Elephant & Castle.

A how-to technical guide for shooting panoramic images

The Hasselblad H6D100c camera system is the flagship medium format camera from Hasselblad launched in April 2016.

I first saw this view over 3 years ago when I was looking for locations to shoot the New Year’s Fireworks display from. This beautiful composition of London's amazing architecture was breath-taking. When I saw this vista I could visualise in my mind’s eye the image I wanted to make. You will often hear about creative people’s pre-visualisation - this was mine. I could see it, smell it, and taste it, and most importantly I Imagined it.

The Ricoh GRii is a compact digital point and shoot camera that is a redesign of the classic film cameras released by Ricoh in 1996. They were made famous by Daidō Moriyama, the Japanese street photographer .