Commission Photography. Bob's clients include: Nike, Nikon, Levis, Russell Athletic, Dockers, Audi, Mercedes, Jaguar, Volvo, Champion Spark Plugs, Chivas Regal, Kawaski , Honda, 3 Com Computers,Wild Turkey, Economist, Goldman Sachs, UPS, California Wine Institute, Brooke Bond, World wide campaign of portraits for Lilly Pharmaceutical, Marlboro. A campaign for La Poste in France a millennium stamp for Royal Mail, and features in National Geographic and Fortune magazine.

I had just moved to Somerset and I was thinking about a new photographic project. Fortunately I was introduced to a group of guys in a pub. One of them collected hats, he had over a hundred hats. I suggested that would love to photograph him and his hats. This answered some of the requirements I wanted from a photography project, to show the beautiful landscapes of Somerset, with portraits of Terry and his hats.

A series of portraits.

One of the great pleasures for me is photographing the sea.

Dogs just love playing on the beach by the sea . Theres no better fun for a dog.

These Black and White images where taken with 35mm Camera using Kodax TriX film, printed on Lith paper.

I was ask to do a series of images of people who suffer from various mental conditions.

I lived in Putney, South West London for over 25 years. It was the perfect enviroment to bring up my family. I loved being near river Thames, the open spaces and the many characters.

Most of these landscape where photographed with Kodax Trix film and printed in the darkroom.

This is a area which has always fascinated me. The power station, the narrow gauge steam trains, the fishing boats, the pebble beach, the lighthouse,the lifeboat station, the small beach houses. A photographers dream.

This Bench in SW15 is not a great looking bench, it doesn't even look comfortable to sit on. But every day there are different types of people who sit there. The only advantage the bench has is it faces south so it becomes the sun bench. I go past this bench in SW15 every day and I found it interesting the types of people who sat there so I decided to record some of the visitors to the bench in SW15.

These little digital cameras gave you another way of looking, no viewfinder.

Ginney was ex ballet dancer she unfortunately had a injury that stop her career. I meet her while I was doing some life drawing at the The Royal College of Art. I loved taking photographs of Ginney she brought a great feeling into to my photographs.

Having a cigarette break. Standing outside in all types of weather having a cigarette.

People and their environment are just fantastic, an insight into their world

This is a small series of images around the London Eye, taken with nikon digital 5400.

When I first arrived at the Oyster farm all I could see was the sea. After 5 hours the sea had disappeared and the view was racks full of oyster bags. Revealing the Oyster farm under the sea.

Drawing is a different way of looking. I find it a great aid to my photography.