Versace Versace, Medusa head on me like im 'luminati....

I was commissioned to shoot a 2 Bed apartment in the Demac Tower in Nine elms. It was a very impressive architectual building alone as it London latesst iconic skyline building. Standing a mere 50 storeys, this ultra moderm architectual masterpeice, with its world class design, was created to insprire luxurious living inside and out. It gets better inside, as Versace’s vivacious interior design throughout the entirity of the building they really left no detail out. from wooden floorand pillows all the way to splash back and tea pots and cake stands. It really is very impressive. I really got the sense of maticiulous planning went into every detail.

Hotel Photography during the pandemic.

Hotel Photography during the lockdown.

Orsett Hall

Lockdown is among us again!

The day before lockdown started had a hotel shoot booked. I was looking forward to this shoot, I would have been devastated if I had to wait any longer to do it. When I had sent over the list of things I suggested they do to prepare the room, The room had been de-dressed because of covid as the suites were closed. They made the extra special effort to redress the room. Having to go through all their storage units to find the correct pillows, cushions, chair and accessories for all four rooms.

The rooms had different styles as you will see in the images I post. It might seem odd for hotels to have this approach. I believe it sets them apart from the rest, it makes the stay feel so much more unique and exclusive because no one else has a room like you.

The Barnard suite, the contrast of the black and reds in combination with the accessories really felt like luxury. I really wanted to find a reason to book this room to stay for a night or two. The continuity of pattern and colour throughout just pulls this room together. The centred bed is also something I don’t see enough and its certainly a statement piece.

The Sartoria Suite is a cosy suite to be in, with warm sunlight entering the windows, that can convert to a balcony! Is such an incredible feature to this room, it really sets apart this room for the others. With views overlooking a field with horses, it would be the best place to read or have your morning coffee. High ceilings allow for the incredible light shade that is so different and definitely unique.

The Whelan suite is really colourful and had a royal feel to it. It felt like a prince/princess room, something special about staying here with plenty of space to lounge around in and just relax. A perfectly placed desk, with a mirror, next to two large windows the natural light just floods in to give you flawless ambient light to get ready with.

William and Mary suite this felt like the gentleman's room, had the country manor room feel to it, ready to go clay pigeon shooting. Well, get your wellies, flat hat and tweed suite ready because the dark wood four-poster bed is just the environment you need to be in you will feel right at home.

Photographing Designer Luxury Kitchens

Photographing luxury kitchen’s in London is something I thought I’d be into. Photography real estate is great and i love it, I will always love it, however, doing the same things repeatedly can get boring at times and you can easily lose your creative juice. I wanted to mix it up abit and I found that most of the photos I posted on instagram were either bathroom or kitchen and occasionally other rooms. I reached out to a few kitchen designers and I got a few come back to me.


We set up a couple of meetings and it wasnt long before I was in there showroom and clients properties shooting kitchens. The creativity juices rushed through my veins like an adrenaline shot. I absolutely loved it. I think you will be able to tell via some of my favourite shots.


These photos are from the incredible designs of UNO Kitchens ( www.unokitchens.com )





The Micheal Jordan Documentary Inspired Me!!!!

Micheal Jordan is a legend in the NBA, he always will be. I used to play a lot of basketball during my secondary school years my school team came second in the national league and I also used to play for Hertfordshire Leopards for a short while before travelling there from London became too much. By the time I was heavily invested in basketball MJ wasn't playing any more so, unfortunately, I never got to watch him and admire him. Kobe is my basketball hero as he peaked during my time. Where did I get inspired by the MJ documentary? MJ never made excuses, he never cared about the money, he only cared about the game and decided to always give 200% dedication for the game. It made me think about where I make excuses and how I can stop doing that. He also didn't ask from somebody else what he hasn't done or he wouldn't do to secure the win, he wasn't afraid of hurting peoples feelings to bring out the best of his team. I LOVED THAT, I, of course, knew he was an amazing basketball player, little did I know about his mindset. To have a great mindset is something I've learnt to be everything in life. It's more about how you respond to a situation rather than the situation that you are in. He really inspired me to be relentless in my craft, to be bold in my decision to get where I want to be and get the best result, not for my client, but for my self.