Scarlet Page photography

I regularly contributes to: Kerrang!, Spin, Grazia, Q, Mojo, The Sunday Times, Blender, Flaunt, Revolver and People weekly.I studied a BA in Photography, Film and Video at London's University of Westminster.As Ross Halfin's (www.rosshalfin.co.uk) assistant I got a taste for 'Rock photography' and had my first photograph, a picture of Chris Cornell, published in Raw Magazine.On the whole I shot live concerts but was fortunate to go on the Lollapolooza tour with the Beastie Boys and Smashing Pumpkins (thanks to *Wilf Wright*) where I had the freedom to experiment with documentary-style photos. On this tour I shot my first significant photograph which was of the Verve and was used on the artwork for their 'A Northern Soul' album.I shoot Press and artwork sessions for record companies and management.For studio and locations I shoot on film with a Mamiya RZ67 and I use a 35mm Nikon F5 for live concerts and reportage. I use a Lumedyne portable flash system on location. I have a Nikon D2X for digital workIn 2001 I shot all the photos for Robbie Williams' book 'Somebody someday', and the DVD 'Nobody oneday' as well as stills for 'Swing when you are Winning'.I spent most of 2004 as the Darkness' official photographer.I have just put on an exhibition with WARCHILD charity called 'Your Child' which ran at the Proud Gallery in Camden press release and information