Works
The Essence of Leadership: General Sir James Everard and the Call for 'Total Defence'
Portraiture has always been about more than capturing an image; it is about telling a story. In my portrait of General Sir James Everard, recently featured in The Telegraph, I aimed to convey not only the authority but also the profound responsibility embodied by one of the UK's most experienced military leaders.
Read MoreChronoVisions: Reimagining Power – Adam Wesley as Napoleon in Coronation Robes
The "ChronoVisions: An Epochal Fusion" project continues to delve into the intersection of history, artistry, and imagination, and its latest addition is no exception. Featuring actor Adam Wesley, this portrait is a reinterpretation of the celebrated "Portrait of Napoleon in Coronation Robes" by Baron François Gérard (1804). Inspired by Napoleon Bonaparte's momentous self-coronation as Emperor on December 2, 1804, this new work captures the spirit of grandeur, self-aggrandizement, and myth-making that defined one of history's most fascinating figures.
Read MoreCapturing Authenticity: Book Cover Photography for "Know Yourself Counseling
At my London studio, I strive to create a comfortable and inviting environment for clients like Michele. Our session was designed to capture her authentic self—someone who is both approachable and deeply insightful. By employing a blend of precise direction and imaginative scenarios, I aimed to elicit genuine expressions that speak to her philosophy of empowerment and self-knowledge.
Read MoreCapturing Diane Jennings: Headshots of an Irish Content Creator with a Global Appeal
Working with Diane Jennings was a memorable experience that blended professionalism with lighthearted charm. Diane, an Irish content creator known for her popular Variety YouTube channel, brings a unique perspective, often contrasting the cultural differences between Europe and North America. Her channel’s followers—those with a connection to Irish heritage and a love for fun, upbeat content—appreciate her engaging comparisons between Ireland, the USA, and Canada. It was essential to capture this balance of authenticity and warmth in her headshots.
Read MoreCapturing the Portrait of Lord Monson for His Memoir’s Cover: Rory Lewis’s Distinctive Approach to Portraiture
In a recent portrait session for Lord Nicholas Monson, I was entrusted with capturing the image for the cover of his forthcoming memoir. Monson's book, which chronicles his life filled with both privilege and tragedy—including the loss of his two sons—delves into the complexities of his childhood and personal experiences. It is a striking narrative that needed an equally compelling visual to represent it, and I was honored to be part of this project.
Read MoreA Heartfelt Thank You to the Royal Photographic Society Journal
I am deeply honored to express my gratitude to the Royal Photographic Society and its esteemed RPS Journal for featuring my journey and work in the captivating article by Ciaran Sneddon. The publication of this piece, detailing my experiences and the evolution of my craft, has truly been a remarkable highlight in my career.
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