Headshots of actress, Julia Taudevin. Produced in my studio in Glasgow.

Headshots and portraits of actress and singer, Hannah Howie.

Portraits of Scottish traditional music band, Imar.

Headshots of actress, Nùria Riba Rossy. Shot in my studio in the West End of Glasgow.

Headshots of actress, Christie Brown. Shot in my studio in Glasgow.

Headshots of actress, Amy Elftathi. Shot in my studio in Glasgow's West End.

Portraits of classical pianist, Ryan Mackenzie. Shot on location in Glasgow. Visit Ryan's website at www.ryanmackenzie.co.uk

Portraits and headshots of international orchestral conductor, Jean-Claude Picard. Shot at locations in Glasgow and at my studio.

Portraits and headshots of actor, Billy Boyd. Shot on location and at my studio in Glasgow.

Portraits and headshot of actor, Billy Boyd. Shot on location and at my studio in Glasgow.

Headshots and portraits of actress, Helen Mackay. Shot on location in Glasgow and in the studio.

Portraits and headshots of writer and actor, Anton Ferrie. Shot on location in Glasgow and in the studio.

Portraits and headshots of Scottish actress, Jessica Innes.

Promotional portraits for Scottish singer, Elaine Gray. Shot on location in Glasgow.

Portraits of Andrew Forbes, Director of Music at Glasgow Cathedral.

On the weekend of 10th/11th September 2011 during The Electric Frog festival in Glasgow, I opened my studio doors and invited people in to have their portrait taken. These are my favourite images from the project. If you'd like to see all the images from the weekend, there's a separate gallery in the 'Galleries' section at the top of the screen. You can buy digital file downloads and prints from there.

Portraits of musicians. This is a collection of music photography, commissioned for promotional use by musicians at varying stages in their career. If you need a music photographer in Glasgow, or anywhere in Scotland, get in touch.

I've been using an iPhone 4 for a couple of months now and have become really impressed with it as a camera. I find the beauty of it is the lack of control it allows. It's really liberating having just one button to press, one lens, one focal length. It frees me from the technical aspects of picture making. All I have to do is see a picture, frame it and click. It's always in my pocket, so there's no excuse for not making pictures when they present themselves to me. It really comes down to very simple point and shoot photography. Complete with noise, distortion, chromatic aberration and shutter delay - all the things we try to avoid with serous photography. But, that's part of the fun. No time wasted pixel peeping and studying the finer points of technical imaging perfection. If the picture works, it's down to subject, light and framing - the basic ingredients that make any picture work, or not. So, this gallery, which I'll continue adding to is presented for what it is. Just a bit of fun using the most basic equipment. I've no plans to sell or market these images commercially. I'm just sharing them because they're fun to make.

A collection of travel photography, including images from Amsterdam, Crete, India, Cuba and Mexico.

Portraits, including promotional & publicity images, business portraits, actors headshots and some personal work.

A collection of architectural photographs commissioned by architectural practices, building contractors and advertising agencies.