Cambodia Picture on Travel Website

Found this using TinEye (great search engine for any photographers out there wanting to trace their own work or find any usage of a picture) tonight. The picture on the left is one of mine from a fantastic trip to Angkor Wat, Cambodia a few years back.


This is the original:

snapfish mugs

It's been a while since my last post but a friend just emailed an advert featuring two of my pictures. Well done Reuben and thanks for spotting it Cheryll!

NHS Pregnancy Book 2009

For some unknown reason, Kate and Reuben seem to be outselling me significantly when it comes to photos we're in! A friend from our NCT class found this one and emailed to let us know that Kate and Reuben are in the latest NHS Pregnancy Book which goes out to all pregnant mums. It's in the Sleeping section, page 140 for any of you expecting families out there or is online.

This is the picture:

Dinner Jacket Model

Not just another photograph of mine in use (for Jakob Custom Clothiers), but check out the model (the one on the left), and yes, I know that's the one you can't see the face...

Reuben on Quality Childcare

This is probably one of the most exciting finds of my photographs being used in the big outside world and one of the best stories too:

Kate has been working hard for several weeks on a report on costs for early childhood care and education. Just before it was launched, she got sent through a proof of the front cover from the independent design agency and check out who was on the front cover!

This is the picture of Reuben that they used from istockphoto:

Testing Experience

Despite being in IT, I've never heard of Testing Experience, a magazine all about agile testing. I haven't read it yet either, but this photo of mine is used on page 2.



Click here to download the PDF.

Popular Photography

US magazine, Popular Photography, has included one of my shots in an article on taking nature shots.

The Big Short Break

One of my favourite travel photographs has been featured in The Big Short Break by Ronald Asprey.



I haven't seen a copy of the book yet but reading the reviews on Amazon, the photography is meant to be fantastic!

The picture is from my trip to Angkor Wat in Cambodia in 2006. An awe-inspiring place and a remarkable and poignant contrast from the poverty in the rest of the country.