Nick Rees is a London-based drinks and still life photographer. The last months have been busy for Nick who has been shooting videos for some big brands. Two recent projects include the Guinness and Whiskey shots in this Spotlight, using high-speed flash to freeze liquids in mid-flow.

Find more of his work here.

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Nick Rees is a still life photographer, specialising in shooting drinks and liquids. When not shooting videos and stills for brands, Nick likes to show the hidden beauty in the everyday.

His new project focuses on plastic, taking the simple and giving it a higher value. Repolarising a polarised light creates beautiful swirls of colour in a plastic's stress points.

A second recent project of ice lit with coloured light has also just been published.

Nick Rees is a photographer who specialises in shooting liquids and drinks. When not making images for international brands, he likes to disappear into the studio and shoot more abstract things.

Recently, he finished a short series of soap bubbles - the shots are taken before and after inflation, creating bright, swirling colour, a maze of intricate paths to follow in this simplest of childish delights.

Have a look at the new showreel here.

Nick Rees has recently been busy shooting for Diageo and Heineken.

Alongside his still photography, he has been asked to shoot more and more video, including some new perspectives on beer and a detailed look at whiskey. You can watch these alongside the new showreel here.

Nick Rees’ new personal project reveals the secretive beauty behind one of the world’s most coveted liquids: petrol.

The macro shots are an extension of his usual drinks photography, using his skill of controlling liquids to display them in a different light. The shots show thin layers of petrol floating on top of water, the varying oil thicknesses creating different textures.

By taking the time to observe and experiment with this unpredictable liquid, the play of colours and textures are revealed, creating what looks like jewellery, fine silk or distant galaxies.

Visit his website to see more ways in which Nick reveals the beauty and secrets of valued liquids.

Drinks specialist Nick Rees is best known for his strong graphic style and crisp, colourful images. Based in London but travelling widely to shoot both on location and in the studio, Nick's photography covers everything from beer bubbles suspended in flight, to fruity daiquiris covered in frozen mists.

Nick's high technical skill and strong passion for his subject allows him to understand the needs and directions of each specific shoot. Along with still photography, Nick has started directing; his first short film “Mix” is a love song to the Martini.

Nick Rees is a London-based photographer specialising in drinks and still life. Working both in the studio and on location, Nick’s ability to see the product as the hero of the day allows him to make portrait-like images.

Nick manages all the post-production of his images, ensuring his desire that every detail of an image is handled with care is met. This guarantees the best result throughout the entire creative process, from production to final print, giving clients a complete one-stop solution.

From clean crisp product shots and splashes frozen in time to abstract bubbles floating in space, Nick's folio covers a wide range of technical and creative work.

Nick Rees is a still life photographer specialising in liquids and drinks, from beautiful crystal perfume bottles to tiny bubbles and drops of milk. His strong graphic style freezes everything in its own crisp reality, giving his subjects their own identity.

"Featured in this Spotlight is a selection of some of my recent abstract work with liquids, along with new perfume shots. To see more take a flick through my online folio."

"I’m a still life photographer, specialising in the world of drinks and liquids. I find the complexity of photographing the intricate play of light through liquids fascinating.

I work both in the studio and on location to create hyper-realistic, ‘graphic’ images that emphasise the beauty of the subject.

This shot is from a project called The Big Smoke, a celebration of the London bar scene. Each image takes you into a different London bar, where one of their experienced staff has made their favourite drink. The images are shot in a style that captures the atmosphere of the bars in which the drinks were made. Take a look at my website for a brief history, as well as a recipe of each drink."