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ABOUT US

Our talented, creative team love what they do, love a challenge and love creating the perfect image.

Our boss, the man himself, Michael Sewell our Senior Photographer.
With 40 years experience in commercial and corporate photography, covering sports, weddings and events in between. Michael is known for his creativity and lighting skills, his attention to detail and patience for the perfect picture.

Michael is an Elinchrom Ambassador, a Phottix Ambassador and also an OM SYSTEM Ambassador.

Michael spends his time between his studios in Nelson, Burnley and Millom, Cumbria.

You can contact Michael here.

“We needed strong editorial imagery for print and social media so Michael was the obvious choice. With minimal briefing he just ‘gets it’, knows what we need to achieve and delivers.”

Heidi Kettle, Group Marketing Manager, James' Places

“A very professional and friendly team. Great service, great product. Highly recommended.”

Roza Romanowska, Franchise Marketing Manager, Lloyd Motor Group

“I just wanted to let you know how delighted we are with the images you took. You’ve made everything look stunning and thank you so much for the really quick turnaround too. I am sure the images will inspire us all to use them in different ways to showcase the collection. I do hope we’ll be able to work with you again in the future.”

Rachel Terry, Curator, Gawthorpe Textiles Collection.

Preston Marriott

Preston Marriott

This assignment was for a number of clients, including the Preston Marriott Hotel, Zoe Cookson (importer of couture wedding gowns) and Live Magazines. It also afforded me the opportunity to

Toni and Guy #2

Toni and Guy #2

A change of tack here, as this time it was to be a male makeover for Toni and Guy. Again, similar restraints regarding the work area (four feet by six),

Wedding Venue Brochure Shoot

Wedding Venue Brochure Shoot

The Marriott brochure shoot seemed to develop into far more than just a straightforward wedding venue brochure shoot. We managed to combine three the assignment into the one shoot.

A Parasol at Twilight

A Parasol at Twilight

This image is from the last part of the informal portrait session I tend to do, between the wedding breakfast and the evening reception. I’d gotten some nice backlit shots

Sunkissed at Belmont, Bolton

Sunkissed at Belmont, Bolton

This is a technique I’d been wanting to use for some time, and just wasn’t presented with the opportunity. Either the weather wasn’t right, or the background wasn’t good, or

Corporate Headshot, Preston

Corporate Headshot, Preston

This was a fairly straightforward remit. Photograph one of the business partners (no problem there), make it a businesslike environment (plenty of spare office space, so that’s ok too), and

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