Bill Amberg for British GQ.

Shooting a man called Bill for a Suntory promotion left a a couple of choice Lost in Translation quotes ringing in my ears…

FT Weekend sent me off to meet Pippa Funnell - Olympian and Grand Slam dressage Queen. Despite the terrible weather, Pippa was able to raise a smile whilst slowly freezing in her full regalia.

A few weeks ago I shot the indefatigable Mike Burrows - All round boffin as well as designer of Chris Boardman’s Olympic Gold winning Lotus Bike.

BMC have a machine that weaves carbon tubes, who knew?

Before Christmas, Calibre sent me to Timothy Everest’s East-London atelier in order to shoot this beautiful vintage Patek Phillipe pocket watch…

A feature I shot on Hope came out in The Cyclist this week - The best bit had to be meeting cyclocross champ Paul Oldham, who divides his time between operating an advanced CNC machine and training in a freezing outhouse at the back of Hope’s factory.

Telegraph sent me off to cover another factory story - This time at the Halewood Landrover Plant, a car comes off the production line every 82 seconds - happily feeding the insatiable demand for luxury cars on the international market…

Dapper Dan, working the polystyrene cup during a light test on our latest project….

A few weeks back, I got into the studio for a boxing shoot. Here’s a snippet of Charlie in action, working on her ‘hurting bombs’.

Joseph Berkmann (and Jancis Robinson) for the FT Weekend Magazine. A true bon viveur.

A bit of Shipping forecast love from a trip to Ireland this summer. Here is a stretch of Fastnet coastline, shot on the way up to the lighthouse…

The quick but lazy dog.

Last week I stumbled across a list of sentences used to test fonts in different alphabets, the results were a mix of absurd and poetic:

1. Bulgarian.

Под южно дърво, цъфтящо в синьо, бягаше малко пухкаво зайче.

A little fluffy young rabbit ran under a southern tree blooming in blue.

My portrait of the lovely but clearly hard-edged James Caplin, for FT weekend magazine - 14/07

Nick Matthew and his coach Stafford Murray for this month’s Wired magazine. Shot in Manchester and Sheffield. I’m not much of a Squash aficionado, but judging by the racquet speeds on show at the shoot and the fact Nick is the World Open Champion, I think we can safely say that he knows how to hit a ball…