Was called in to take pictures for a new kitchen showroom on Cherry Hinton Road in Cambridge.

Tom from Croft Design & Build had been working flat out for 3 weeks getting the place built and looking amazing. All he needs how is to photograph the shop and send the images off for print 24 hours later, and that’s my job!

The kitchens are amazing, I recommend anyone looking for a bespoke contemporary affordable hi-end kitchen to check these guys out. Amazing work, great work Tom. See you at the opening on Wednesday

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This was a perfect opportunity to use HDR to get a good tonal depth to the pictures and add a glowing warmth in post processing.

I used Photomatix Pro to do the HDR mapping and then Aperture for the post processing.

Article online: http://www.beinteriordecorator.com/interior-home-design-interior-cambridge-hdr/

Had a great road trip around the west coast of Ireland during the end part of the Summer in 2009.

The weather was appalling, typical Irish summer I was told on may occasions. But the overcast weather made for some very dramatic skies and really rich vibrant images, luminous greens and heavy dramatic skies.

It gave me an excuse to take mostly HDR pictures of the landscapes to capture the heavy atmosphere. All pictures taken in large RAW format enabling me the best pictures for processing once we returned to England.

‘Splity’ was the main feature in most of the pictures. The off white colour of the VW camper made some stark contrsts with the usual black seas menacing skies in the background.

I decided to use a ultra wide angle lens, tripod and take multiple exposures and generate subtle HDR compositions. The light was difficult to tame as there was both natural light falling in through the windows as well as cold tungsten light from the lights inside the church.