Having good art on your office walls is good for your employee’s well-being and of course it sends a strong message to your clients that come to visit you. It’s very important to have good framed prints hanging on your walls. We do some very large sizes and some of our panoramic prints are perfect as standalone pieces in reception areas and large spaces that need filling.

Sets of prints work in offices. There is always a corridor or a room that requires a few prints that match. Below is an office with two adjoining rooms with matching London prints. Black and white prints together can work well as sets. Offices that have branches in other cities often need prints from that city.

It’s very important to have good art in your office or workspace. It sends a very strong message to your clients and employees. You show them as an employer that your workforce is valued. It’s also important for the wellbeing of your employees that they work in a nice environment with good art on the walls.

Although it’s mid winter and we’re eagerly waiting for spring I thought I would write about the colours in autumn. Most of my work is in black and white but I do love producing colour prints.

Everyone who works in an office or visits their clients in an office notices what’s handing on the walls. Good art says a lot about your business and your employees love it too. We specialise in Fine art prints of world cities and we can deliver framed colour and black and white prints of London, New York, Paris and Prague to your office anywhere in the world.

In the London prints section of our website there is a new category named London Panoramics. You can see them all here. Panoramics are large framed prints and they are perfect for offices or large wall spaces. They are also perfect as standalone prints where just one large print is required such as an office reception area or a boardroom. They are 52” wide and they are large prints.

The bridges in Paris are a photographic study in itself and I have sets of colour and black and white of just the lights. These sorts of sets work well in offices when a set of 4 or 5 prints need to fill a corridor or there’s a large boardroom wall to fill.

Our set of prints of new York includes all the highlights you would expect. There’s Skyscrapers, Central park, Statue of Liberty and even yellow cabs on 42nd Street. New York for me has always been the most exciting to photograph.

Art in your office can encourage a more positive and engaging workplace, it can boost creativity, it can reduce stress for your employees, and it can even enhance productivity and well-being. There are also benefits to you as employer and as as a business. Your clients will also love it and with benefit from all of these things when they come to see you in your office.

Although most of my clients gravitate to the prints of London, Paris and New York I have some of the most beautiful standalone prints in that collection which appeal to offices and commercial spaces as generally larger framed prints are required.

Paris is a photographers paradise and I think it’s a black and white paradise. I’ve been slowly adding prints of Paris to my black and white collection over the years and although I don’t go back there that often Paris continues to inspire me to produce more fine art prints.

My collection of New York prints has grown over the years and I now have and fairly sizeable collection of colour and black and white prints. They are all handmade, they are all limited edition, and they are numbered, signed and titled. They all come in standard black frames and they are perfect for offices, homes and for gifts.

Three new panoramic prints this week. All shot in autumn last year and all of these prints replace limited editions that have run to the 150 limit. These limited editions are all 1 of 150. They are all brand new prints and it’s lovely to be able to add them to the growing set of large panoramic prints.

I grew up in New Zealand and I came to the UK in 1985 where I started my professional career. My family and I spent our holidays in a place called Akaroa which was a small fishing village about 1 1/2 hours dive from Christchurch.

I wrote a blog last month about seeing the picture below in a real estate agent’s window. You can clearly see one of my prints of Prague on the wall. It’s a house in Clapham near where I lived and now it’s an AIRbnb. The print is of The Charles Bridge in Prague.

I first went to New York when I worked for a picture library in 1989. My job then was to take pictures of mountains and beaches. This was in the good old days of film and the internet and digital were still a way off.

The London Eye or The Millennium Wheel or whoever sponsors it this year it dominates the London Skyline. I’ve been making prints of it since it first appeared in 2000. I

Having lived in London for most of my career taking fine art city landscapes to sell in my gallery I’ve spent a lot of time standing on a freezing bridge taking a photograph with my camera on a tripod. A small collection of cool bridges.

Grain in a print is determined by the ISO setting and to some extent what paper I use to print it on.

I used to live in South West London and my daughters used to call Albert Bridge the ‘pretty bridge’. It’s an iconic London landmark and over the years I’ve made many prints of Albert bridge. Day or night it’s a beautiful thing. It works as a panoramic print and it works as part of a set. The print of Albert Bridge below works perfectly as a standalone framed prints in an office.