New for Old

Is the title of our latest published work which can be seen on the cover and in the May 2019 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine…

.. on pages 74 to 85 – featuring John Wilson’s new-build house in the County Down seaside village of Ballyhalbert.

“When John could not find a barn to convert he created his own old-style new build using contemporary style open plan living set against reclaimed materials.”

Which I talked about shooting here: Favourite shot has to be the Michael Jordan one.

So once again congratulations to John here…

.. for not only making it into this beautifully printed magazine but for also making it onto the cover too – from Marie, Mandi and me

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Former Glory

Is the title of our latest published work which can be seen on the cover and in the April 2019 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine…

.. on pages 58 to 69 – featuring Jacqui and Peter’s Victorian rectory in the County Down town of Bangor.

”Peering through a tangle of overgrown trees to catch a glimpse of a lofty Victorian rectory, nestling on the side of a hill, and boasting spectacular, panoramic views over Belfast Lough, Jacqui’s interest was instantly piqued.”

Which we talked about shooting here: Classic design that stands the test of time.

So once again congratulations to Peter and Jacqui here…

.. for not only making it into this beautifully printed magazine but for also making it onto the cover too – from Janet, Dianne, Ivan and me

Home Farm

Is the title of our latest published work which is on the cover and in the July 2018 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine…

.. on pages 80 to 91 – featuring Kim and Derek Loughery’s barn extension which is nestled in the Sperrin Mountains overlooking Lough Foyle and the Donegal Hills near Limavady in County Londonderry.

”Kim and Derek’s new build extension, anchored to an old stone barn near Limavady, maximises views of the Irish countryside.”

Which we talked about shooting here: Nestled in the Sperrin Mountains.

So once again congratulations to Kim here…

.. for not only making it into this beautifully printed interior and lifestyle magazine but also for making it onto the cover too – from Marie, Mandi, Claudio and me

Family Planning

Is the title of our latest published work which is on the cover and in the June 2018 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine…

.. on pages 64 to 75 – featuring Siobhan and Barrie McQuillan’s semi detached house in Belfast.

”Siobhan and Barrie took an existing design in Belfast and made it their own to create a contemporary home with open-plan, multi-purpose family spaces.”

So once again, congratulations to Siobhan here…

.. for making it into this beautifully printed interiors and lifestyle magazine; as well as making it onto the cover too – from Marie, Mandi, Claudio and me

Coastal Cool.

Is the title of our latest published work on the Cover plus in the April 2018 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine…

.. on pages 56 to 69 – which features Marie and Alan’s renovated 1960’s house near Holywood in County Down.

“Marie transformed a dated mid-century home in Holywood using lots of weatherboarding, tongue & groove panelling and a crisp palette of blues and whites.”

Which I talked about shooting here: Natural direction of light and here: Left or Right, a few years ago.

So congratulations once again to Ms Coastal Cool here…

.. for making it into Ireland’s largest selling monthly interiors and lifestyle magazine, as well as making it onto the cover too

Elegant Transformation.

Is the title of our latest published work in the October 2017 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors and Living magazine…

.. on pages 82 to 93 plus on the Cover too – which features Emma and Graham Cooper’s Victorian semi-detached​ house in Belfast.

“By restoring, re-purposing and re-imagining Graham and Emma turned a ‘house of horrors’ in Belfast into an elegantly practical home.”

Which I talked about shooting here: Like something you would see in a magazine.

So Congratulations once again, to both Graham and Emma here…

.. for not only making it into this beautifully printed top selling Irish magazine – but more importantly, for making it onto the Cover too.

So from Marie, Mandi & me – way to go you two, for this Elegant Transformation

Creature Comforts.

Is the title of our latest published work in the June 2017 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors and Living magazine…

.. on pages 66 to 79 plus on the Cover too – which features Lesley and Lindsay’s cottage style bungalow near Portaferry in County Down.

“Lesley and Lindsay longed to be back in the countryside when they happened to come across the perfect site in Portaferry with plans already in place. They knew instantly it was perfect for them.”

Which I talked about shooting here: Green door – almost 2 years ago to the day.

So Congratulations to both Lesley and Lindsay here…

.. for making it into this top selling Irish magazine – but more importantly, I like to say a HUGE Congratulations to Lexie here…

.. for once again being the Cover girl, who is clearly enjoying her Creature Comforts too

From Marie, Mandi & me @ ampimage.com

Flexible Family Living.

Is the title of our latest published work in the May 2017 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors and Living magazine…

.. on pages 66 to 79 plus on the Cover too – which features Anna & Jamie’s contemporary detached house which overlooks the County Down town of Holywood and Belfast Lough.

“With a growing family in mind, Anna and Jamie bought this architecturally designed home in Holywood with its spectacular views of Belfast Lough and child-friendly garden.”

Which I talked about shooting here: Overlooking Belfast Lough.

So just want to say a huge Congratulations to both Jamie and Anna here…

.. for not only making it into this top selling Irish magazine but for also making it onto the cover too – from Marie, Claudio, Mandi & me @ ampimage.com

The Folks on the Hill.

Is the title of our latest published work in the February 2017 issue of Ireland’s Homes Interiors & Living magazine…

.. on pages 74 to 85, as well as on the cover too – featuring Rosemary and Harold Bothwell’s cottage near Fivemiletown in County Tyrone.

“Rosemary had always loved the old cottage which overlooked the Fermanagh Lakelands so when she had the chance to buy it not even the challenges of restoring a listed building could stop her.”

Which I talked about shooting here: Wanting to be there – in the rain.

So just want to say a big Congratulations to Rosemary here…

.. for not only making it to the top of the hill, but also for making it onto the cover of this top selling Irish magazine too – from Marie, Mandi, me and the rest of the team here @ ampimage.com

Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow and double Wow.

“Creative Comforts” is the title of our current published work in the October 2015 issue of 25 Beautiful Homes magazine…

.. on pages 70 to 73 – in which this image…

.. of the living room in Lesley & Lindsay Anderson’s cottage style bungalow near Portaferry in County Down, as you can see, made it onto the front cover too.

Which I talked about us shooting here: Green door.

Anyway, email from Lesley to Marie a few days ago, when she first saw it:

Subject: OHH MY GOD HAVE YOU SEEN MAGAZINE?? FRONT COVER !!

Hi Marie,

Wait until you see the FRONT cover of 25 beautiful homes?? Just received my copy today and couldn’t get it out of the paper quick enough to flick through it.
Shocked to discover my sunroom on the front cover.

Speak soon xx Lesley.

To which Marie replied:

Woweeee – no I haven’t seen it myself… give yourself a big pat on the back Lesley – trust me, that is quite an achievement !!!!

Get practicing those autographs 🙂

So yes, way to go Lesley, as that is quite an achievement… and we are all over the moon too

But it doesn’t end there, because on pages 66 to 69 you can see our 2nd feature, titled “High Point”…

.. which shows Charlotte Hamel’s modern apartment in Dublin’s stylish docklands area.

And on pages 110 to 113 you can see our 3rd feature, titled “Sea View”…

.. which shows Eleanor & Stephen Blayney’s mid terrace called ‘Marathon’ in the County Down coastal town of Donaghadee.

And on pages, 116 to 119 you can see our 4th feature, titled “Room to Grow”…

.. of Patricia McGinnis’ detached family home in Belfast.

Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow and double Wow for making it onto the cover too – is all I can say

So a big Congratulations to Lesley & Lindsay, Charlotte, Eleanor & Stephen, and Patricia McGinnis – for making it into this beautifully printed leading national magazine – and special thanks out to all of those involved too.

From Marie, Mandi & me – Wow, Wow, Wow, Wow and double Wow