Brand & Commercial
Photography that shows a business through its people, products and the places where it belongs. Patrick works with brands to create images grounded in real settings, bringing a documentary eye to each commercial brief.
Every commission begins with understanding the business, its audience and what the photographs need to achieve. From a product being put to work to the people behind a company, the aim is to create distinctive, useful imagery with a clear sense of character.
The INEOS Grenadier Black Edition photographed on Salisbury Plain, placing the vehicle in the demanding landscape it was designed to navigate. Open grassland, rough tracks and expansive skies provide the setting for a series exploring its purposeful design and relationship with the terrain.
Combining sweeping views with closer studies of its distinctive form and practical details, the photographs draw on the contrast between the dark bodywork and the muted colours of the plain. The landscape is central to the series, giving the Grenadier a sense of scale and context, with the vehicle appearing at home in its surroundings.
Ineos Grenadier
Barton Court, photographed through its river, landscape and fly fishing. Early morning views capture the changing light along the water, while aerial photographs place the house within the wider estate, revealing its relationship with the river and surrounding countryside.
Two styled fly fishing shoots bring a human presence to the series, combining the movement of casting with quieter moments at the water’s edge. Together, the photographs convey the character of the estate and the experience of spending a day on its river.
Barton Court Estate
The Retreat at Elcot Park, explored through its architecture, interiors and surrounding grounds. The series brings together wider views and closer details, looking at how the character of the country house sits alongside its contemporary design.
An emphasis on light, texture and the connections between spaces conveys the atmosphere of the hotel, from its shared rooms to quieter corners and views across the grounds.
Elcott Park
Exposure Lights photographed outdoors, exploring the relationship between the product, its user and the surrounding landscape. The series combines wider environmental photographs with closer details, showing the lights in use and giving a sense of the conditions in which they operate.
Light and atmosphere connect the images, with attention to how illumination changes the scene, reveals detail and enables activity to continue as daylight fades.
Exposure Lights
Thornwood Forge, following the transformation of a ship’s chain link into a bespoke kitchen knife. The series traces each stage of the process, from heating and forging the steel to shaping, grinding and finishing the blade.
Wider workshop photographs sit alongside close studies of the metal and the maker’s hands, revealing the skill, patience and precision behind the finished knife. Together, the images tell the story of a working material given a new purpose through craftsmanship.