I am about to have a very big moan, so apologies in advance.
My Windows installation died on me on Friday.
I opened my case up to install a new hard drive, and when I booted up afterwards, I discovered that my hal.dll file had been corrupted.  I don’t know what a hal.dll file is, but on [...]

A blog post tutorial describing how to use one studio flash light, a softbox and a reflector to take sexy product images.

This is an image of Rich Trenholm of CNET.co.uk. He is enduring the setup preparation for the recording of a video review of a digital camera.

This is an image of Rory Reid, PCs Editor for CNET.co.uk. It is a studio portrait, shot using a Canon 30D and lit with three Bowens GM250 flash units.

This is an image of Arsenal FC’s stadium, otherwise known as The Emirates Stadium. It is a panorama made up of 6 images that have been stitched together using an application called autostitch.

David Lynch gives his views about product placement to Funny or Die.

Some shots I took for a SmartPlanet.com feature; asking people on the streets what they thought of World Environment Day.

A demonstration of how to acheive balance between a tungsten white balance and a CTO gelled flash light.

A shot taken for the Strobist Lighting assignment, “Work That CTO”. This image was taken by setting my cameras white balance to tungsten and then using a CTO gelled flash gun to light the main subject, giving a blue colour cast to the scene overall, while maintaining correct colours on the subject.

A picture of a young england rugby fan enjoying the England vs Barbarians game on 01/06/2008 from the corporate hospitality suite at Twickenham.

A photograph of a bumble bee supping on the pollen from a daisy, taken in London Fields park in Hackney, London. Processed using Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop to crop, to adjust contrast and colour tone.