Website designed for new company Lean-6Sigma Services. A simple and clean interface was designed to allow users to quickly find what they are looking for, despite the large number of pages. Drop down navigation menus help keep the page clutter free. The website allows the customer to edit the content themselves through a content management system.

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Shot on location in Oxfordshire using a studio head and portable battery pack.

Natural light shot on location. These were from a shoot with Charlotte last month where we shot both in my studio and on location. Thanks to Emma for doing the hair and make-up.

I have updated my photo portfolio, it uses Flash and a heavily customised version of SlideShowPro. The content resizes according to the screen size, yet retains the main title and menu’s size to give a consistent feel. ActionScript and Flash’s tweening features were used to make resizing the window smoother.

I have also put implemented an automatic detection and re-direct script if viewed on mobile non-Flash device, such as the IPhone. This takes the user to a simple HTML page optimised for small screens.

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I had seen this before, but amazing to watch again. Thousands of hours of painstaking work!

A shop in Oxford lent some beautiful designer clothes for the shoot, thanks to Booty Oxford.

I tried to go for a classic look in this picture, thinking Egyptian princess! I have no idea how Shara got the hair to stay up like that! Great look though.

I loved the frills on this dress. To try and show them I got Abi to jump so they lifted up slightly to give the impression of her floating.

Photos were all shot at my Oxfordshire studio. A big thanks to Shara for doing a great job on make-up and Abi Penhale for modelling. If you are interested in getting your portfolio updated please contact me.

I ride with Pipe almost every day so it’s really good to see him getting sponsered. Stolen Bikes recently hooked him up on their team and he is currently in Las Vegas helping out at Interbike! I shot these two photos at the local trails. They form the opening 2 pages of the 2009 catalog, stoked!

Stolen bikes website

Website designed for singer and songwriter Anthony Whitehead from Brighton. Based on a ‘note book’ theme, to look like the pages of his note books in which he writes songs. Anthony is able to upload and change the content through Wordpress CMS (Content Management System).

The photographs were also taken by me and styled to look like Polaroid photographs in his notebook.

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Sam Parham is a professional free runner and has appreared in several high profile campaigns for Vodafone, Samsung and Nationwide.

I hope to do some more photos with Sam soon!

Mark Mulville is an amazing rider who was over in the UK on the Deluxe BMX  trails road trip. He came to the woods for a day and ripped it up!

I spent about an hour wading around with a tripod in knee deep water to get the shot. Quite a few people were watching me from the beach but I didn’t think much of it until I got out of the water. Someone then pointed out the sign warning of crocodiles living in the water. Luckily nothing took a fancy to my legs but it gave me quite a stir!

The following day we went on a crocodile spotting tour and came across this lovely fellow. He was about 6 foot in length, but pretty passive at this time of year as the water is cold for them. I learned quite a few interesting facts about Crocodile that day, here are some of them:

• Male crocodiles never stop growing! They can live to over 100 years old…
• During the mating season male crocodiles vibrate their backs so fast that it boils the water above them
• Males have also been known to eat females instead of mating with them
• Females keep their eggs warm by building a nest which rots and produces heat. This has to be controlled within a few degrees or the eggs will die
• They can slow their heart rate down to a few beats per minute, cutting off blood to everywhere but their brain and sensory functions

It was a good tour and amazing to see them in their natural enviorment. They have remained essentially un-changed since the dinosaurs walked the earth!