Over the past year, I’ve had the privilege of working on a wide range of aerial and creative projects across Cornwall, Devon, and London. With over 19,800 images captured, 943GB of footage delivered, and 47 hours of flight time, it’s been a year defined by variety, growth, and exceptional locations.

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My work has taken me across Cornwall photographing residential properties for Philip Martin Estate Agents, producing both aerial and interior imagery. This year also marked the expansion of my services into interior photography, beginning with a beautifully restored barn conversion in Tregony.

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Alongside property work, I delivered aerial photography, video content, and website projects for Le Dorney Villas Cornwall and Rory’s Wooden Designs, as well as promotional aerial footage for Driftwood Holiday Apartments Cornwall. I also produced external and internal fly-throughs for Trenarren House, a holiday apartment in Carlyon Bay.

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Event and location photography formed an important part of the year, including aerial coverage of the Liskeard Show and seasonal imagery of the memorial gardens at Glynn Valley Crematorium & Memorial Gardens. I continued documenting long-term projects such as The Granary, returning annually to capture the progression of this unique build.

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Commercial and infrastructure work included documenting the resurfacing of the A391 for Miles Macadam, working alongside Cormac over a four-week period, and completing final site photography for Renobuild Limited on a project first photographed in 2023.

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One of the standout moments of the year was being invited by the United Grand Lodge of England, in collaboration with Craftcast, to capture footage for their podcast. I also continued regular site visits documenting the ongoing Lockgate Project at Charlestown Harbour.

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Each project has contributed to a year of creative development and trusted collaboration, and I look forward to building on this momentum in the year ahead.