55, The Temple

February 25, 2024 by gill thomas

Henry booked me for an hour to photograph his newly refurbished, 2 bed terrace that he was soon to list on Air B and B. He had presented it beautifully, with careful attention to every detail. Using a combination of different lenses, I captured a nice variety of photos that focused on overall rooms right through to those tiny details that Henry had worked so hard on. Henry also requested some shots of the street too, it is a particularly good example of Regency Cheltenham. Below are just a small sample of images from the 47 that Henry received.

If you have a property that you need professional photographs of then please get in touch using my contact page or send an email to info@mouseabouttown.co.uk. Alternatively, give me a call on 07983 465414. I'd love to hear from you.

3 Suffolk Street

January 04, 2023 by gill thomas

Metro newspaper contacted me recently as they required interior shots of a Cheltenham townhouse for their home’s section of their magazine. I was booked for two hours and was required to capture interior angles of all rooms, including layout and presentation, photographs of the family, both in the house, and outside, and exterior shots of the back extension.

Paragon Parade

October 28, 2022 by gill thomas

I was contacted by this property owner to photograph his one bedroom flat in Cheltenham. The images were needed for the letting agency. The shoot lasted for about 45 minutes and I captured shots of the interior rooms and the front facade. It was a relatively small space with very little furnishings, which made it harder to photograph. However, some clever cropping and nice angles help to make the most of the flat’s best features.

Winchcombe Retreat

August 19, 2022 by gill thomas

I was asked to pop along to this quaint little property in Winchcombe to capture some interior shots for a new Air B and B profile. This two bed cottage had some lovely period features and a nice sized garden with an apple tree in it. A combination of whole room shots with close up detail images helps to create an overall impression of what the cottage is like.

If you have a similar project that needs professionally documenting then please get in touch using my contact page or send an email to info@mouseabouttown.co.uk. Alternatively, give me a call on 07983 465414. I'd love to hear from you. Thanks!

Copsegrove March 2022

March 24, 2022 by gill thomas

Last month I was over at Copesgrove again to photograph some of the finished interiors. This is a project I have been commissioned to photograph from start to finished, and it has been great to see the transformation. The pool house and spa is particularly awesome, having once been just an old pig shed!

Click here to view the photos from May 2020.

Click here to view the photos from July 2020.

Click here to view the photos from September 2020.

Click here to view the photos from November 2020.

Click here to view the photos from January 2021.

Click here to view the photos from February 2021.

Click here to view the photos from April 2021.

Click here to view the photos from May 2021.

Copsegrove April 2021

April 14, 2021 by gill thomas

Work on site is really beginning to take shape now. It has been almost a year since my first visit to the Copsegrove development and it’s going to be fascinating to review all the photos at the end of the project.

Click here to view the photos from May.

Click here to view the photos from July.

Click here to view the photos from September.

Click here to view the photos from November.

Click here to view the photos from January.

Click here to view the photos from February.

Today the focus was on trying to get some shots of the finished rooms. Not all that easy when many parts of the house still resemble a building site. However, using a few clever angles and some neat cropping, one starts to get a sense of the vibrancy of the space and materials.

Copsegrove February 2021

February 24, 2021 by gill thomas

I was at Copsegrove just last month, but as always, much progress had been made in four weeks! The pool house was nearing completion, the kitchen was looking much more finished and more rooms were skimmed with more tiles going on the walls. It’s going to look fantastic when it’s finished!

If you’ve been reading my blogs on the Copsegrove development then you’ll know that I’ve been documenting the build right from the start. Use the links below to view the images from my previous visits.

Click here to view the photos from May.

Click here to view the photos from July.

Click here to view the photos from September.

Click here to view the photos from November.

Click here to view the photos from January.

On this visit, as well as progress shots of the interior, there was also the opportunity to photograph some of the workmen and the gardens too. So lovely to see the first signs of Spring appearing in the form of snowdrops. I also spotted some more sculptures dotted around the place - climbing ladders, enjoying a go on the swing and lazing in the bath tub, (with face mask of course!!)

Copsegrove January 2021

January 28, 2021 by gill thomas

Work at Copsegrove Farm has continued with earnest, despite current lockdown restrictions. Thankfully for Kate and Martin, the owners, building work is allowed to continue under current government guidelines and with bookings already coming in, they are keen to see work progress!

I’ve been documenting the build right from the start. Use the links below to view the images from my previous visits.

Click here to view the photos from May.

Click here to view the photos from July.

Click here to view the photos from September.

Click here to view the photos from November.

With each visit, I’m always so impressed with how much progress has been made on site. On this occasion the pool house was a hive of activity, with work on the interior rooms of the main house also continuing at pace. Tiles were going on the bathroom walls which helped give a feel for what the space will be like once work is complete.