Specialist Construction & Architectural Photographer
MPA Commercial Photographer of the Year | CSCS Certified | HS2 • TfL • Naval Bases
Helping contractors and developers document construction progress, strengthen tenders, and present projects professionally.
Reliable on live construction sites
CSCS certified, with photography delivered on HS2, TfL and naval base projects.
One supplier, less to manage
CAA-licensed aerial and ground coverage in the same commission, with multi-site coordination handled where needed.
The right images, first time
Every shoot guided by an agreed must-capture list, with fully edited images delivered within 48 hours.
Construction Photography
Good construction photography works long after the shoot: it strengthens tender submissions, backs up progress reports to clients and stakeholders, and gives your marketing team evidence of the quality of work you deliver.
I photograph projects from groundwork through to completion — from Old Street station for Morgan Sindall to the new Brentford FC stadium, documented from first steel to the floodlight lifts.
Civil Engineering Photography
Bridges, railways, infrastructure — on civil engineering projects, the photography has to be technically right, not just visually impressive. Engineers, clients and tender panels need images that show the works accurately and the standard they were built to.
I document these projects from groundwork to completion, including in live operational environments — I’ve photographed rail schemes with the line still active, and delivered safety-programme photography on HS2.
The result: clear, accurate evidence of your work, ready for tender submissions, progress reporting and marketing.
Industrial Photography
Industrial photography has one real job: proving capability. Customers, investors and prospective clients judge your operation partly on how it’s presented — and generic factory shots sell serious engineering short.
I photograph industrial facilities, processes and equipment to show what your operation genuinely does well: the precision of automated systems, the skill behind how a production line runs. It’s this work that made me MPA Industrial Photographer of the Year.
The result is imagery that carries weight in sales material, bids, corporate reports and investor presentations.
Architectural Photography
Architects and developers commission photography to win the next project — award entries, practice portfolios, marketing the completed scheme. The images have to show the design thinking realised, not just an elevation on a sunny day.
I photograph buildings from planning approval through to completion, for architects, developers, contractors and commercial agents. Projects include the flagship Jaguar Land Rover dealership at Sunbury-on-Thames and 8 Bishopsgate in the City of London.
The result: imagery that presents your design as it deserves to be seen — in portfolios, award submissions and client presentations.
Commercial Photography
Not every commission needs a hard hat — though plenty of mine still involve one. Alongside construction work, I photograph products, people and premises for businesses whose marketing depends on strong imagery.
That ranges from product launches shot in real working environments — like the SPIT nail gun launch I photographed for ITW Construction Products on a live Manchester site, in challenging light and no shortage of dust — to corporate headshots and team photography that doesn’t look like stock. It’s this work that made me MPA Commercial Photographer of the Year.
Wherever the images end up — website, brochures, social media, trade press — they’re built to look right in every context.
Commercial Property Photography
Property photography needs to show the things buyers and tenants actually care about — the architectural details that make a building work, how the spaces flow, what the location genuinely offers.
I photograph commercial developments and office space for developers, agents and landlords — with the buyer’s questions in mind, not just wide-angle shots that look impressive but say nothing useful.
These images are built to work in listings, brochures and marketing materials, helping properties move faster because people can actually see what they’re getting.
Aerial & Drone Photography
Some things only make sense from above — the scale of a site, how a development sits within its surroundings, progress that’s hard to read from ground level.
As a CAA-licensed drone operator, I deliver aerial photography as part of the same commission, not a separate booking with a second supplier — one induction, one point of contact, and aerial coverage from a photographer already cleared to work on your site. For J&D Pierce, that meant aerial imagery of their Glengarnock headquarters showing the new extension built to house their automated beam processing line.
Alongside ground-level photography, it gives progress reports, marketing and site documentation the full picture.
Professional Photographer UK
Thirty years in this industry has taught me that technical skill only gets you so far — understanding a site, working around live operations, and knowing what a project actually needs from its photography matters just as much.
I’m a CSCS card holder and a member of the Master Photographers Association (LMPA), and I bring both the technical precision and the practical site knowledge that complex projects demand.
My work spans construction, industrial, architectural and commercial property photography — different disciplines, but the same underlying approach: understand the project, then document it properly.
UK-Wide Professional Photography Coverage
I provide comprehensive photography across the entire United Kingdom, with a particular focus on London, Cambridge, the South East and the Midlands. My base in Peterborough gives me fast, direct access to sites and city centres throughout this region, alongside regular work further afield — from London construction sites to Scottish industrial facilities.
My flexible scheduling and central position on the UK’s transport network allow me to efficiently cover multiple sites for larger projects. Whether you need regular progress documentation across several developments or simultaneous coverage of multiple locations, I coordinate seamlessly with your project team.
Get in touch to discuss your requirements — every enquiry comes straight to me and gets a prompt reply.
Why Contractors Choose Me
Commissioning photography shouldn’t create work. Contractors come to me because I can walk onto a live site safely, capture what the project actually needs first time, and deliver finished images within 48 hours — without adding anything to your team’s workload.
Ready to discuss your project? Get in touch for a fixed project quote.