Taken in the mid '60's by a friend of my Father. The picture was badly cracked and took hours touching up in Paintshop Pro 7 to get it back into production. A sample of the original cracking is shown here. The completed high definition scan is kept off line because it's 1.5 Mb in size.

Not taken by me! My wife is looking up my kilt.. Sad! She had seen a photograph like this many years ago and since I was getting married in a kilt, she asked the photographer to re-create the scene. The Bridesmaids, Helen and Nicky, make the photo. I don't think Helen (right hand Bridesmaid) could believe what she was seeing. Place: Grounds of Knowle Parish Church, Knowle, Solihull, England.

I used to be amazed at long exposure photographs. I took this one of Birmingham, England through the windows of the 23rd floor of Alpha Tower. I asked to get to the roof (27th floor) but was declined by security. They probably thought I was a jumper! It's a 30 second exposure with my Minolta 7000i, 35-80mm at f4.5 and kodak ISO 200 film.

I had to sell my 911 C4S when I started the business but I never looked back. At £404 per back tyre - and I went through a set in 2,000 miles(!) it was like throwing £50 notes out of the window. However it cornered like it really was on rails.. even in the wet. After it sold, I found one of the few photos I had taken of it. I made a lighting effect come over the roof of the car in Paint Shop Pro 7. So it's a complete cheat really! Taken one morning with bad light and a nasty sky.

Wendy took this in Cornwall using my Sigma 80-300mm f5.6 lens. The light was crisp and you can almost smell the wind in our hair as Emily and I stand watching a young man fly a kite.

I must remember to fish this one out again and re-scan it on a higher resoloution.

Young kids are fascinated by new things. This is Emily standing in Newquay harbour (Cornwall, England) with the tide out. She's looking at a dead crab

Minolta 7000i, 50mm f4 Minolta lens, Jessops "own" film.

I snapped this on a 35mm lens as I walked past this footpath in France. I just loved the colours, the contrast and the saturation along with the depth it gives the viewer.

Mevagissey harbour, cornwall. I just love how this old lifeboat is tied up. It was a really dull day too. The sun just popped out for a few seconds to set up the picture.

Few of my flash photography works! This is the exception. Emily's eyes, for the first time I think have been caught in full colour, normally when she smiles, her eyes almost shut - but I just caught her off guard. A hot day in the playhouse

Kodak ISO400 Minolta dedicated Flash Gun (on Fill Flash) and 50mm f4 lens.

Silverstone, 1999, Kodak ISO400, Sigma 300mm, f5.6, 500ths second. 185 miles per hour! I was about 150 yards from this and had to pan so quickly to keep the car in shot as I snapped away. Shame about the security fencing and stuff - but heck, I was just a spectator!

I ran off around 30 exposures and only two came out!