I recently did a studio photo shoot for one of my long-standing clients Nick Kemp, an internationally recognised trainer and therapist. He has already used the images for his website, posters, DVD artwork and numerous other ways. So when he was contacted by Changes Magazine, about an article he was able to provide digital copies of some of his portfolio head shots. I also supplied the images used on his Provocative Change Works DVD boxset which is shown on the front cover and in his article.

It's always great to see the different ways that my clients get great return on investment for thier images. Just another example of why many professionals choose to work with me to develop their professional promotional image portfolio.

I've done a lot of photography for my clients helping them to build their commercial brand image identity. This picture shows just a few of the ways the images I've taken have been used:

• Magazine Articles in the UK, US and Poland
• DVD album artwork
• DVD and CD disk images
• Flyers
• Postcarts
• Leaflets

What's Hot Magazine was launched in 2007 and has grown steadily both in circulation and popularity. As a commercial magazine with a fresh focus on lifestyle and fashion, hosting a range of advertising and information based articles, image and photography naturally plays an important role.

Early this summer I was approached to provide content for the magazine with a complete first page spread, the article was a great success and I look forward to working with the editorial team in the future.

Frank Farrelly - is without doubt one of the most famous names in the field of Therapy. His long career is marked by his dedication to getting the best results, often by challenging conventional thinking. The sole founder of Provocative Therapy, Frank who is based in the USA, tours the States and Europe running training seminars and presentations. His UK promoters contacted me to photograph his UK seminars. In the typically humorous words of Frank, who is himself a keen photographer...

"those are the best pictures ever taken of me... and my eyes are not dimmed!"

Frank Farrelly, 2006

As Frank continues to tour and more and more people get interested in his pioneering work there's been an increasing demand for his images. They have appeared in a number of national and international publications, on DVD and CD covers, event posters and websites. Frank has become a good friend too and I enjoy working and talking with him whenever we meet.