 My approach is collaborative and permission based. The quality of the interaction I have with my subjects, as well as clients, helps produce a unique visual style. I pride myself on gaining the trust and confidence of my subjects before I get my camera out of the bag. This way of working promotes a distinctive engagement with the viewer.
I am happy working to a brief but I also originate ideas and approaches. My knowledge of audience expectations from my years of experience as a photographer, as well as my formal qualifications in marketing helps clients develop the right kind of brief which is essential in getting the right kind of image.
I have developed some key working relationships with a range of clients over the years. In particular, I continue to work collaboratively with Brian Homer of Homer Creative, as I have done for nearly three decades, and with John Harris of Report Digital. A recent and exciting development for me in this digital era is producing very large prints, 1.8 m along the longest edge. My ethical approach is informed by my practice as a Buddhist, something which I explore in relation to the arts in my more personal blog bahiyaofthebarkgarment.blogspot.com.
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