Gulf Car Rally

I was recently approached to shoot a small PR job for Gulf.

It’s not the kind of work I typically take on, but having been a car photographer in what feels like a previous life — and with the job being near Glastonbury, which is quite local to me — I decided I’d be happy to do it.

There wasn’t a detailed brief, just an outline of what they wanted to convey, including the Gulf branding.

Fortunately, one car arrived fully decked out in Gulf’s signature colours, complete with the logo. This was a huge help in creating a variety of images.

Despite some initial concerns about the limited space at the small Somerset garage, and not knowing exactly how many cars would show up, the shoot went very smoothly. This was largely thanks to the team from the Bristol Queen Square Car Club, who were incredibly helpful in positioning the cars and themselves at the angles I needed.

Rendezvous In Rhodes

It was a mild April evening on Ialysos Beach Rhodes. I’d been here for the week with friends enjoying Easter on the island and of course, shooting a few images.

Close to our hotel was this pontoon on the beach and I decided it might make an interesting focal point within the beautiful coastal view across the Aegean Sea to Turkey.

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Interview “Things I Wished I’d Known”

I’ve been fortunate to have been featured in a fair few photographic magazines over the years and the odd podcast.

Terry Hope is a name that is well-known in the photography press as a writer, editor, and book author.

I first met Terry in the mid-2000 on a car testing track when he interviewed me about my car photography at that time.

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