“I am Digital” - Stills and moving image portraits. European advertising campaign for PwC. Client: LukeCharles.

"I have always loved the precision of the work that design studio LukeCharles produce. And we have discussed collaborating in the past. Therefore, when Luke Gifford and Charles Taylor called me in early January to discuss shooting portraits, both still and moving, for an extensive European campaign for PwC, I was very excited to be finally working with the guys."

You can see the whole campaign on the portraits section on Philip's website.

"I’m often asked to photograph people in their daily working environments. Pointing a camera and lens, sometimes inches away from the subject's nose, can be an uncomfortable and unwelcome event for any subject.

Making people comfortable and relaxed in front of the camera can be rewarding in itself. The real thrill for me is working with my subject to coax a natural, confident ‘performance’ from them.

Often this will be in the few minutes I have with them. Using my experience in photographing people, plus a few old tricks! It is great to see people come alive in the viewfinder.

The images here are from recent commissions from Bisqit, Black Sun, FHF London, Gather, GVA and ThinkerDoer."

"A really exciting sector of the corporate world for me is the life science and Biomed industry. So this month I'd like to show you some of my recent projects from this sector.

I use a multi-disciplined approach, i.e. portraiture, still life, location shoots and film, to give each company a visual language that integrates in with their pioneering research and products.

Working on location, in a containment lab, can be a challenge, especially wearing a funky blue Biosafety suit, but I find it genuinely exciting working directly with the people that are going to beat cancer, Alzheimer's, etc.

The Biosafety contamination issue in these labs has lead me to develop a system of lighting I can take in to the BSL areas. And I have developed an approach to shooting that doesn't limit the kind of images I can make."

Visit the special life sciences section on Philip Gatward's website.