Happy New Year!

I didn’t send any Christmas cards this year, but decided instead to send a New Year version. Thanks to all of you who I worked with last year, and let’s try and do it again this year!

I’m going to try and work hard on keeping my ‘footprint’ to a minimum this year, being clever with combining jobs so that I travel more ‘smartly’. I’ll also shoot more stock images locally, become more efficient in my vegetable garden, waste less and change my gas guzzling motor.

Enough of my resolutions, I’m looking forward to a good year of shooting (hurry up spring!), and would love to collaborate with you this year. Do get in touch if you have any beautiful interior, hotel or garden projects that need photography, and if any of you have nice places that would look good in print, do let me know. I’d love to come and see them!

Have a great New Year, Peace and Love to all. Mark

New Portfolio for Mark Bolton Interiors Photography

My new portfolio! Mark Bolton Photography

I'm happy to announce that I have a new portfolio of my interior design photography. Please do get in touch if you'd like to get a copy. If possible I would like to drop it off in person, but am also happy to post to you if preferred. Full of gorgeous houses, amazing design and sumptuous spaces, it looks and feels like a magazine... and on another note, I am about to send out my first newsletter for a while, so please do contact me if I can put you on my list. I promise it won't be a deluge of posts, just a quick email once every few weeks... thanks!

Kitesgrove Interior Design Photography

Two day shoot for the fabulous 'Kitesgrove' interior design company, in an enormous apartment in London. Their work is wonderful, easy to photograph, meticulous in detail and well finished... also a great palette with soft tones. Luckily we had some good weather, so the sun was able to light those HUGE interiors! A joy to work with them again.

Photography for Mandarin Stone

Lovely day in the beautiful Dartmoor countryside photographing a location house for Mandarin Stone. The house was a converted old cottage with a rather funky extension, near Bovey Tracey. Photographing floors and tiling can be a little tricky... compositionally, making the floor the centre of attention isn't 'normal', and the flat shiny surfaces in a bathroom or kitchen can create problems with reflections. However, the beautiful soft wintry light was a help and clever use of Lightroom and Photoshop finishes off the images afterwards. Lovely house, lovely people and lovely client! what more do I need...