Maker and Workshops Projects

Most photography starts when a project is finished. The workshop gets cleaned up, the tools put away, and the focus shifts to the completed piece in its final setting.

I'm interested in what happens before that. The bench covered in shavings, the jigs built for a single joint, the grain of a piece of timber before it's been painted or finished. The evidence of how something is made rather than just what it looks like when it's done.

This kind of work suits businesses where the making is part of the story - craftspeople, furniture makers, framers, independent workshops where the process and the space are as much a part of the brand as the finished product. Photography that shows a client not just what you make, but that you know how to make it.