Here are the Mini Moves, Got to Dance finalists 2013, shot for Specsavers at the Royal Opera House ahead of their performance at the Spectacle Wearer of the Year event.
These girls were fantastic to work with, full of energy and up for jumping around which made for some great images.
Here is the layout of Oliver Proudlock in the Autumn / Winter 2013 specsavers magazine.
We shot the autumn / winter spread at the height of the UK summer heat wave. Oliver was a lovely guy and a true professional soldiering on wearing autumnal clothing when everyone else was melting in shorts and flip-flops!
I have posted an edit of this image on my blog before but this is the final edit.
I am pleased to announce Sir Ranulph's portrait has been acquired by the National Portrait Gallery, London, for their collection.
Portrait from a recent shoot at the Body Flight UK World indoor skydiving event in Bedford.
I went along as a spectator but I couldn't resist doing a portrait of Hari one of the competitors
My blog posting has been very quite due to a heavy workload but I've decided to start 2013 with the cover shot and part of the article on Charlie Mullins, the founder of Pimlico Plumbers, for Sage Solutions business magazine.
Charlie was a lovely guy and while we got ready for the cover shot he stood chatting with a cuppa, it made for a great shot!
The article layout gives a behind the scenes look at my lighting set up for this shoot. As you can see power is always an issue when shooting on location and I use a lot of Elinchrom Ranger and Quadra gear with various modifiers.
Here are some online grabs of the BT 'Get It Together' Campaign I shot. The beautiful Gabby Logan was filming four informative videos of useful tips and pointers to getting the most from being online.
© Chris Winter, London, United Kingdom Tasting session with Michelin Chef Sat Bains at his restaurant of the same name in Nottingham with journalist and author Rebecca Hardy. Photo credit : Chris Winter
On 6th December, a team of explorers led by Sir Ranulph Fiennes will set off from London on the world's first ever attempt to cross the Antarctic in winter.
The 2000-mile journey has for many years been considered too perilous to try and the group will have to overcome one of earth's most hostile environments if they are to succeed, exposing themselves to temperatures as low as -80c and operating in near permanent darkness.
A winter traverse of the Antarctic is widely regarded as the last true remaining polar challenge and the expedition's success will reassert Britain's status as the world's greatest nation of explorers.
A fund-raising initiative will run side-by-side with the expedition with the aim of raising $10m for Seeing is Believing to help fight blindness around the world.
Having never been attempted, the expedition will also provide unique and invaluable scientific research that will help climatologists, as well as forming the basis for an education programme that will reach up to 100,000 schools across the Commonwealth.
To find out more go to www.thecoldestjourney.org