Thursday, 2 February 2012

Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary...

This is Mary.
She is a rhesus monkey.



as always, click to see her bigger.

Tuesday, 31 January 2012

Move Any Mountain

Where in the world...??


...casual observation on the streets of NYC.

Monday, 30 January 2012

We have lift off!

Martyn does what Martyn does best ;)
Respect.




Fork Phobia

From the hidden depths of dining policies...

Beards, Boxers and Bit technologies

Ooops- all of a sudden loads of time has gone...
It's been a busy start to the year with campaigns for Fiat shot in Spain and
featuring possibly the most famous living boxer, and shoots for Intel in London....more updates on these very soon.
In the meanwhile here are a few samples from my recent project on men with beards.


Tuesday, 25 October 2011

Intel Landing Page

INTEL is now showing the image I made earlier this year on their worldwide landing page.Nice!

Sunday, 25 September 2011

National Portrait Gallery:Comedians 1940's-Now

One of my portraits of Ricky Gervais is now on show as part of the "Comedians" display at The National Portrait Gallery.
To see how the show was put together let Paul Merton take you through it.

Show is on until end of January 2012.

Thursday, 28 July 2011

20th Century Hungarian Photography

Don't miss this.
Now showing at The Royal Academy of Arts.
A great opportunity to see a selection of dramatic and exciting photography from the best of the best.
Brassai,Munkacsi,Moholy-Nagy,Kertesz and Capa.
Here's the link:
Hungarian Photography in the 20th Century

Friday, 22 July 2011

Tom Felton aka Draco Malfoy

Tom Felton took time out from his busy Harry Potter schedule for a mellow portrait session for Times Magazine.
You'll see lots more of him next year's releases.




Monday, 13 June 2011

Caitlin Moran

Storm the barricades! Caitlin Moran tells it like it is- from a woman's point of view in her
new book- and managed to swing by the studio for rebel antics with yours truly for Times Magazine.



DM's never go out of fashion.

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