Eclipse at the Clumps
Yesterday, the UK witnessed a 92% eclipse, the deepest eclipse seen here in 54 years, so I cycled over to Wittenham Clumps…
The Dolomites: Where Stone Learned to Touch the Sky
There’s always a strange feeling at the beginning of a journey, a space between where you’ve been and where you’re going,…
Saïd Business School Executive MBA Rowing Day – An Exercise in Team Work
The day started with a bright and early 7am start, and the UK’s heatwave had already made itself known, with…
A meeting with a dinosaur at Oxford’s Museum of Natural History
I went on location with Fisher Studios photographer Reuben Worlledge, for a very special unboxing of something prehistoric…
The Swifts in the Tower
The tower of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History has hosted a colony of common swifts since 1947, when…
Client visit to Whichford Pottery in Warwickshire
This month I went on a client visit to the lovely people at Whichford Pottery and spent the morning with Marketing Manager,…
An interview with a professional photographer
Photographer Sam Allard, talks about his career path to becoming a photographer, including some of the highlights,…
Flourishing – Art at Saïd Business School
On the 14th May I attended Flourishing, with photographer Reuben Worlledge. Flourishing is a new exhibition at Art@Saïd, at…
Oxford May Morning 2026
Fisher Studios photographer Charlotte Darvill attended May Morning in Oxford for the second year running. May Morning dates…
Spring in Oxford: Somerville College Gardens
As the days grow longer and the air grows softer, the Somerville grounds begin to shift almost imperceptibly at first, then…
Oxford University Hockey Club – More than a sport 🏑
The University of Oxford Hockey Club is by member count the largest student sports club, fielding four men’s teams and…
Wildfire Road: OX2 Collective at The North Wall
There is something electric about theatre photography. The house lights dim, the stage lights rise, and suddenly every…