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A Visual Feast: Exploring food and drink through photography
Food and drink photography is a fun and exciting way to show off how amazing and tasty different dishes can look. Even though food photography isn't really my specialty, I do have a bunch of photos that mix with other styles like still life , wildlife , and documentary photography. These styles bring their own unique vibes and storytelling to the pictures I've taken. My goal wasn't just to make something that looks yummy; I wanted to dive into the bigger stories and contexts
Martyn Hayes
1 day ago3 min read


Documentary photo gallery - Backstage at the Silverstone F1 Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton, in his Vodafone McLaren team attire, smiles amidst the busy paddock atmosphere at the Formula 1 event. Documentary photography is super rewarding and fulfilling because it lets artists tell amazing stories through pictures. It captures real-life events, people, and places, giving viewers a peek into moments they might otherwise miss. Back in 2007 , I had the amazing opportunity to work with a well-known camera company. My role was all about assisting pro sport
Martyn Hayes
Jul 52 min read


Capturing Beauty in Bloom: Lavender Field Portraits
Summer's the perfect time to pick up your camera and dive into portrait photography adventures. The season's vibrant colours really pop, making everything look amazing. With the sun's warmth, lush green landscapes, and blooming flowers, you've got a stunning backdrop that makes your subjects shine. Lavender plants , in particular, add a special charm and create a magical vibe for any photo session. Scroll down to view some lavender feild portraits Check out these portraits I
Martyn Hayes
Jun 262 min read


Brexit a decade later - London's reaction
A photographic essay on the UK capital's resistance in 2016 Ten years ago, Britain’s decision to leave the European Union sent shockwaves through London’s streets. You may recall that while much of the UK was in celebration after the referendum, these feelings weren't felt in Scotland , Northern Ireland or London where the majority voted to remain. As a photographer, you know how moments of change create powerful stories and images. London’s response to Brexit was not just
Martyn Hayes
Jun 193 min read
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