Julian Calverley was recently commissioned by American healthcare specialist GSW Worlwide to shoot this great set of images around the theme of balance.
Shot in San Francisco as well as further along the beautiful Californian coast, Julian’s tranquil and calming images fitted the brief perfectly. Very calming for a busy day at the office!
Photographer: Julian Calverley
AD: Christine Bringuez
Client: GSW Worldwide
Shoot Production: Jake Mills
While most of us have been weathering the winter inside with the heating on, Julian Calverley has been getting his thermals on and hitting the Scottish ice and gales head on.
These beautiful and daunting landscapes were shot on the Isle of Skye and Glen Etive in the Highlands, capturing the terrain at its most barren and austere. On the technicalities of the project, Julian said, ‘Each picture consists of 3 three horizontal frames on the IQ180 MFDB. The task was made that much easier with the use of custom indents on the ALPA 12 STC, which aid quick and accurate shifting, particularly useful when working with fast moving cloud’.
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
When the weather really bites and most of us want to curl up by a warm fire, Julian Calverley heads north!
Thriving in rain, ice and snow, Julian’s passion for extreme weather fronts really pays off and his recent trip to the Isle of Harris is no exception – these new images are absolutely breathtaking!
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
LPA photographer Julian Calverley is known for his exceptionally detailed photography – the result of a fantastic eye and his high end technical set-up (an ALPA 12 MAX camera paired with the PhaseOne IQ180 (80mpxl!) camera back).
So when he discovered the spontaneity his iPhone could offer, Julian embraced Instagram with open arms! Now with their crippling Terms and Conditions, Julian continues to use his iPhone but has swapped over to social media platform EyeEm instead.
His iPhone images were recently featured in AOP’s Image magazine alongside a few others who are enjoying the creative freedom a camera phone can bring…
LPA photographer, Julian Calverley, has recently surprised himself with the power of his iPhone camera having always considered his ‘professional’ camera equipment the only choice.
Normally shooting on an incredibly enviable set-up (for the geeks among you – an ALPA 12 STC camera with tilt adaptor and a PhaseOne IQ180 back), we asked him what he loved about his phone camera.
He responded, ‘The spontaneous and portable nature of the iPhone, plus the availability of some neat image processing apps, makes it a powerful and fun tool, capable of some surprisingly good results… I was finding myself photographing simple scenes, things that I would have ordinarily passed by, making simple observations. It became liberating.’
We love the results and between us all decided that they’d make a great addition to his portfolio pages which you can see below.
You can follow Julian’s phone adventures on EyeEm, his profile name is @juliancalverley.
LPA Photographer, Julian Calverley, was recently commissioned by Freestone Creative to shoot this series of images documenting what goes on under the skin of the Aston-Martin One-77.
Now we’re not petrol heads, but the resulting images clearly demonstrate how special this £1.2 million car is! Bound together in a beautiful leather bound book and limited to only 90 copies, the images aim to illustrate to each of the 77 customers exactly what went in to creating their car.
We’re doubtful that anyone at LPA will ever own one of these, but we can dream…
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
Here’s our latest newsletter showcasing recent work from a few of our photographers…
The master of landscape photography, Julian Calverley, was recently commissioned by Milnes Design to shoot a set of images for communications & ISP company, IDNet.
Shot on the beautiful Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, Julian’s images capture both the raw beauty and savagery of the wild Scottish landscapes. Getting the perfect ambiance was a long process: ‘Three days were spent working on the West coast of the Southern part of the Isle, waiting for the right combination of light, tide and sea state, followed by another two days driving the wonderful Golden Road in search of a suitably calm and mirror-like inland loch’.
Here are some great ‘behind the scenes’ images, featuring Julian’s amazing camera!
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
© Julian Calverley
