Chris shot this mammoth job alongside a TVC for BT.  All the hard work was thankfully done by the TV crew with the sets being built in one of Fox’s largest sound stages.  Yes, it was as big as it looked!

As a lot of you know, I have reduced my roster this year.  It’s leaner, stronger and more in line with my values as a vicarious creative than ever before.  I’m now able to do some things that I have wanted to for a while including expanding my agency offering by bringing contemporary art photography into the commercial space.

In the next few weeks I am going to be introducing Matthew Sleeth to a few of you in Sydney.  In my opinion Matthew is Australia’s answer to Richard Prince, and if by now you don’t know what I am talking about then you really need to meet him.  He gives an unpretentious insight into the world of art and he is looking forward to expanding his practice by learning about the strange world of advertising photography.  It’s very exciting for me to have Matthew on loan from the art world and I am proud to be able to offer him to all the brilliant creative minds we’ve worked with so far.

Here is a sweet portrait Chris shot after meeting the girls on the Natalie Imbruglia shoot which they guest-styled.

I think this is one of the nicest shots I have seen of them in years.

There was an article about me and my agency peeps (and various other things) in Daily Imprint today.  Daily Imprint is Natalie from Real Living’s blog and it’s great.  She’s definitely cherry picking the best stuff locally and worldwide and creating original content rather than blogging the blogs.  Thanks Natalie!  Excuse my outta control desktop on my screengrab.  Click here for the full interview.