The Times Editorial Portraits

2005 / 2006

Throughout 2005 and 2006, I worked as a freelance photographer for The Times, fulfilling commissions across the UK. Traveling by bus, train, and the Underground, I met a diverse range of subjects to produce environmental portraits on location for the Arts, T2, and Body & Soul desks.

The below images focus on documenting people within their own private or professional environments, providing authentic visual context for national feature stories.

The below assignments focus on the intersection of personal health and professional care. The photographs document a range of specialised environments—from laboratories in France and fitness clinics in Wolverhampton to the intimate settings of post-natal support and home-based therapy.

Portraits featuring creative professionals in their London homes. The photographs share the theme of design and art, documenting the home environments of Interior Designer Katherine Poole, TV presenter Naomi Cleaver, and art dealer Caroline Wiseman in her South London home/gallery.

This group of location portraits highlights the diversity of editorial assignments for The Times. From documenting celebrated artists like Quentin Blake in specialised clinical settings to sensitive portraits of individuals sharing personal stories of resilience, these images focus on a direct, observational approach to portrait photography.

This selection of environmental portraits documents subjects ranging from prominent historians and authors to local community members. These assignments for The Times capture people within the spaces that define their work and personal lives—including the Temple Church, private London residences, and modern retirement developments.

Commissioned by The Times, this series explores the professional partnerships between high-profile executives and their personal assistants. Photographed on location in London, these portraits document the collaborative relationships within major business, real estate, and healthcare organizations.

This series, commissioned for The Times, documents business journalists and professionals within the London Stock Exchange and various corporate environments. The work focuses on the intersection of professional life and the personal spaces of those within the financial and media sectors