Outdoor adventures on a Sense holiday at the Calvert Trust centre on Exmoor, Devon.
Calvert Trust /
Lark in the Park /
Quaker Yearly Meeting /
Susan for Sense /
Reduced to Clear /
Sense Annual Review 2015 /
People's Health Trust /
Sunrise /
Medisoft /
Annual Report portraits.
Yorke Arms /
Food photography for the Michelin-stared restaurant at Ramsgill, North Yorkshire.
Rachel Rowlands /
Studio and location portraits of the founder of Rachel's Organics for the British Heart Foundation.
Little Hearts Campaign Poster /
Richard and Alfie photographed at home for the British Heart Foundation.
Volunteer Campaign /
Quaker Week Posters – Live Adventurously /
Location portraits of Quakers with an emphasis on 'stillness' amidst movement.
I'm One Campaign /
Families affected by autism photographed for the National Autistic Society's I'm One campaign which fought to make sure autism was a priority for every candidate looking to get elected in the 2015 General Election.
Robinsons of Bawtry /
Careless Campaign /
Portraits of models shot at Holborn Studios, used in the National Autistic Society's Careless campaign which challenged the Government to better protect vulnerable adults with autism from abuse, neglect and loneliness.
Glass Door Homeless Charity /
Reportage images of volunteers and guests at a homeless drop-in held at St Mary's Church, Putney.
As London’s largest emergency winter night shelter, Glass Door (formerly WLCHC) provides a safe, warm place to sleep for 85 to 100 men and women a night in partnership with churches across the boroughs of Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington & Chelsea and Wandsworth. Guests experiencing homelessness can also access advice, food, showers and laundry facilities from drop-in day centres. Glass Door not only saves lives by providing refuge from the cold, they also help their guests build more stable futures.
Guy Austin /
Race track designer on location at Donington Park for Building magazine.
Dr. Heather Wilson /
Cardiovascular Science lecturer and researcher in her lab at the University of Sheffield for the British Heart Foundation.
