In this Showcase, Chris shares work for Guinness, The Royal Shakespeare Company, photography for Jo Nesbo’s “The Leopard” and Chloe Hoopers' “The Engagement” for Random House, London. More on his website.

"After many years of being told to I am proud to announce that I have finally launched my gallery selling prints in limited editions, signed, certificated, including worldwide free shipping off set against CO2. The galleries will evolve over the coming months showing analogue and digital work. Exhibiting people and human form shot on location and in the studio as well as location and landscape photography."

"I had the honour of being in conversation this month with the National Portrait Gallery talking about the Hold Still exhibition, my work and how we have all adapted this year.

The personal work continues to grow, here is a section of personal and commissioned work shot during the summer and autumn.”

"A busy beginning of Autumn shooting personal and commissioned work. My first shoot for The Observer Magazine which resulted in the honour of getting the cover too. My short documentary 'Tommy The Portrait Of A Sculptor' has now picked up six laurels with the latest from the Oxford International Film Festival.

My portrait, 'Mick & Mavis', has been chosen as one of 100 images included in The National Portraits #HoldStill2020 exhibition, and I have a portrait, 'Susan Birch', selected as a finalist in this year's Association of Photographers Awards."

"During lockdown I have been reactive and have now shot 50 plus portraits in my local community. I am continuing to shoot more, having discovered that inspiration and the exotic can be right on your doorstep.

I have directed a short dance film on location in the UK, and look forward to this years AOP Awards where I am a finalist with a non-commissioned portrait. I am near to completing  principal photography on 'Bike Club' my next documentary looking at a local cycle club.

My short film, 'Tommy The Portrait Of A Sculptor', was shot over an 18-month period - this short documentary was completed in February 2019 and has since had great film festival success that has up until now, the summer of 2020, remained solely for film festival entires."

"This Showcase features recent commissioned work for Theraflu shot on location in Prague for Saatchi & Saatchi NYC, as well as other commissioned and personal portrait/people work.

My first short documentary, 'Tommy The Portrait Of A Sculptor' is finished and I am busy entering the film into film festivals over the coming year. A trailer link can be seen here, and due to film festival requirements, I can only show the film if you request a link/password so please feel free to drop me a line requesting access.

My personal portrait work continues with both studio and location portraiture being shot. A new website is shortly to be launched so watch this space! In the meantime, you can keep up with the latest from me on my News page, including a new portrait hanging in the National Portrait Gallery, and on Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin, Vimeo and Twitter"

This Showcase features commissioned portrait work for Jaguar Land Rover and Bayer, as well as other commissioned and personal portrait/people work.

Chris has been shooting people, automotive and animals (bears, wolves, otters and puppies) on location and in the studio for Jaguar Land Rover through Sparks44, London. At the other end of the spectrum, he also shot real pet owners with their animals on location in the south east of England.

"My personal portrait work continues with both studio and location environmental portraiture and commissioned assignments too; shooting the legend Kiki Dee, drag queen supremo Jonny Woo, comedian Stephen Bailey, eminent British sculptor John W. Mills, and record producer Mark Ralph."

Keep up with the latest from Chris at his News page and on Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin, Vimeo and Twitter.