Who I Am
I am an industrial and offshore photographer with more than 20 years of experience working in the oil, gas, and renewable energy sectors. My background offshore means I don’t just take photos — I understand the environments, the hazards, and the pressures my clients operate under.
What started as a personal passion for photography has grown into a career documenting some of the world’s most challenging and innovative energy projects. From asset hook-up and commissioning to large-scale wind farm construction and decommissioning, my role is to capture the detail, the scale, and the story.
What I Do
I specialise in creating visual records of:
Offshore wind farm construction and operations
Oil & gas projects, both commissioning and decommissioning
Heavy industry, marine, and infrastructure works
People at work — from technicians to supervisors — showcasing skill, safety, and teamwork
Every project is approached with the same discipline: a strong safety culture, reliable delivery in harsh offshore conditions, and an eye for detail that helps clients both document and promote their work.
Certifications & Safety
Operating offshore demands more than a camera. I am fully certified and safety-trained, with credentials including:
GWO (Global Wind Organisation)
BOSIET (Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training)
NEBOSH (Health & Safety qualification)
ROSPA (NVQ Occupational Health and Safety
This means I can integrate seamlessly into your project environment, working alongside your teams without compromising safety or slowing operations.
Why Work With Me
Clients choose me because I combine technical knowledge with visual storytelling. I deliver:
Trusted offshore experience — over two decades on platforms, vessels, and substations
Safety-first approach — compliant, certified, and proactive
Images with impact — sharp, creative, and versatile for technical reports, social media, or marketing
Clients & Projects
I’ve worked with a wide range of energy companies and contractors, including BP, Total, and leading offshore wind developers. My photography has supported:
Lee’s images can be seen in main stream tabloid news publications, industry brochures, websites and even on the Amazon Prime TV show “The Rig”