For those of you who may be interested in my mission about shooting in Moscow with my Lomography Lubitel 166+ Universal camera ... “From Russia With Lomo Love” ❤️ By Rod Edwards Winston Churchill once said - ‘Russia is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma’ … It hasn’t changed. It’s still a land of espionage and intrigue that’s never quite been fully deciphered by The West. As a photographer, I’m always looking for new and exciting places to explore, and Moscow with all its romance and mystique seemed the ideal destination for my first Russian mission… Minin...


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Just finished a spring beach shoot for Getty Images stock ... I decided to go for a rather high key look, with burnt out pale shades, warm colours and dominant whites - producing a fresh feel that is very cutting edge and contemporary. I also opted for a dreamy look with beautiful 'bokeh' (out of focus areas) and flare. All the shots were backlit as it gives softer tones on the skin and adds vitality and energy to the imagery. The shoot was styled and art directed by myself, and shot on a lovely (almost) deserted beach in Norfolk with the naturally beautiful model Erika.


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My 360 commission of the new Switch House extension at London's Tate Modern Art Gallery by Herzog & de Meuron has generated a great deal of interest worldwide. At the end of December 2016, I was contacted by Archi.ru, Russia's leading architectural magazine. They interviewed me about my award-winning 360 and stills work - the thought processes behind shooting my imagery as well as the technical side of how i approach architectural subjects. Archi.ru are based in Moscow, and they have earned a highly regarded reputation working closely with Russia's top architects. You can take a look at the article...


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I'm proud to announce that i've been interviewed and featured in Dezeen.com, the world's most influential architecture, interiors and design magazine. I was commissioned to shoot the new Switch House extension of The Tate Modern Art Gallery in Southwark London. The building was designed by world leading Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron and is now an icon of the London and River Thames skyline. You can read and view the feature here : Click Me!


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I was excited to be commissioned again by Visit Britain for their #OMGB campaign, this time up in Scotland and Northern England. The first shoot was at Dunnottar Castle near Aberdeen and then we travelled west to Glencoe and down to Wastwater in the Lake District. These shoots are always great fun but hard work - long days and early starts ... but the final images are worth the effort. VB then teamed up with Expedia to promote the locations which also tried in with a nationwide tv advert shoot. The partnership will run for a period of three years and is expected to generate more than $165 million...


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I'm very excited to have some of my commissioned 360 imagery featured and profiled in Arch Daily. With over 10 million readers each month Arch Daily is the world's largest online prestige architecture magazine. My 288 megapixel high resolution 360 stills imagery is perfect for sharing prestige architectural and interior design projects around the world with just the click of a mouse. Traditional stills photography and video have their uses, but 360 imagery is able to convey the experience that was envisaged when architects first designed the space. Take a look here : Click Me!


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Delighted to see that one of my architectural images received an 'Honourable Mention' (4th place) and two of my other B&W images were 'Nominated' (shortlisted) in the very prestigious 11th International B&W Spider Awards in Los Angeles. With tens of thousands of professional entries from over seventy countries, it was indeed an honour to have some of my architectural stills imagery selected. I also received a second place in the architectural category a few years ago when i last entered, but never a first - yet ... Must try harder to actually win next year ! The winners have been published the The Journal...


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Just won two bronze awards at the 2016 Epson International Panoramic and 360º VR Competition. The Luthier and The Durdle Door. Only bronze though ... once again I must try harder! The annual Epson international photographic awards have become THE competition to enter and win. Over the years it has gained a reputation of displaying some of the world's finest imagery, so being shortlisted is quite an achievement. The 360º images that won were ... The Durdle Door (commissioned by Visit Britain for their "Britain Is Great" global campaign) : Click me to view The Durdle Door interactive...


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I've been pushing the boundries of technology again and produced a "Gigapixel" image of the London River Thames skyline at dusk. A "Gigapixel Image" is a very high resolution digital file with over 1024 megapixels. They are made by 'stitching' together numerous single image frames to produce a very high resolution tiled photograph. This sort of resolution allows for massive enlargement with incredible detail and is perfect for wall art, building wraps, banners, exhibition prints and anything smaller too. They can also be viewed online and you can zoom into the detail to practically see what's on the menu...


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