It was great to welcome Mark Amey back to the studio with some of his amphibious friends; including a Tree Frog, Bumblebee Toads, Fire-Bellied Toads, and Dart Frogs all shown here.
All of which are currently being printed up for the new portfolio ahead of this years go-sees.
It was a privilege to photograph such incredible creatures.
It's a real honour to be part of this years Creative Review Photography Annual. Thank you to the CR team and judges.
I'm really pleased to be able to launch my new identity, created by the lovely team at Designhouse.
It was great to workshop ideas with them and see how they took our mood boards forward to create a really fresh look for the business.
As well as freshening up the typeface (above), Designhouse worked up a brilliant monogram with a very handy axis dot. As you can see below it's given lots of inspiring ways to play with the imagery across my new business cards & mailers. Huge thanks to Lavinia, Peter, Richard & the Designhouse team.
The global frog and toad population is in real danger with declines of unto 80% across breeds.
Habitat loss, pollution and climate change are playing a role as well as the virulent disease chytrid.
Many frogs are now being taken from the wild and placed into protection in zoos in order to maintain the species before disease claims them.
Zoologists like Mark Amey really are crucial to the survival of these incredible creatures. Here are a few from our recent shoot together. Below you'll see a Milky Frog, two Dart Frogs, a Tomato Frog, a Fire Bellied Toad and a Chubby Frog.
We've been very dog focused in the studio lately, so when I was building the new Animal Lifestyle section of the website I wanted to make sure we had plenty of lovely cats to share too.
There's a book reading British Blue shoot from a while back, now being shown in Animal Lifestyle.
