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North East Photographer Snaps Up National Business-Thursday 11th of May 2006 19:52:57

Keith Moss, one of the UK’s leading fine art and commercial photographers who is now based in the Tees Valley, has completed three major deals with leading national businesses.

The deals, which are worth more than £2000, will help contribute to the expansion of his gallery business which he runs with his wife, Pat, in Brotton near Saltburn-by-the-Sea.

Nuttalls, the award-winning Manchester-based food wholesalers, engaged Keith to photograph some of their products for a sixteen page company brochure. He also shot a range of images on location in Cheshire for the front cover of Food and Drink magazine, a leading catering industry publication.

Keith’s second new deal was with Proudfoot Supermarkets in Scarborough where he again compiled a range of images for the new company brochure and Food and Drink magazine.

And the third national contract that Keith has been working on is for Automotive Magazine. For this project he captured a range of diesel engine images for the magazine in south east London.

Keith, who has previously worked for Vogue magazine, Unilever and Wella to name but a few, launched his gallery in May last year. Since that time he has expanded the services he offers to include contemporary wedding photography and portraiture work, both of which are proving extremely popular.

The gallery in Brotton recently underwent a £10,000 expansion programme to accommodate the growing popularity of his work.

Speaking about his recent commercial contract successes, Keith commented: “The gallery has gone from strength to strength in the last year and working in the North East is what I am really passionate about. However it is always exciting when national companies get in touch and ask about my work.

“The three recent commercial projects vary quite dramatically from my fine art and wedding work but it is these that are enabling Pat and I to expand our gallery in Brotton and work in the area that we love the most.”

For more details log onto http://www.keithmossgallery.co.uk