Paul Cooper Photography

28/04/2026

28/04/2026

Liverpool FC kit shoot…

28/04/2026

Jeremie Frimpong of Liverpool FC

27/04/2026

Sir Michael Palin, a hero of mine and he didn’t disappoint…

14/04/2026

Kit shoot for Liverpool women’s team

26/03/2026

Another from the shoot with Ross Edgley…
Ross Edgley is one of those rare people who seems to operate on a completely different level to everyone else.

He’s the first person ever to swim all the way around Great Britain, spending months in the water dealing with salt sores, brutal fatigue, freezing temperatures, jellyfish stings, strong currents and relentless weather. As if that wasn’t enough, he then became the first person to swim around Iceland too — taking on ice-cold water, huge swells, volcanic coastlines and some of the harshest conditions imaginable.

But what makes Ross so compelling isn’t just the scale of what he does. It’s the mindset behind it. He has this unusual combination of physical power, curiosity, humour and absolute refusal to quit. Whether he’s pulling cars for marathons, dragging tree trunks, lifting impossible weights or taking on endurance challenges that most people would struggle to even comprehend, there’s always this sense that he’s trying to explore where the actual limits of human performance really are.

He’s not just strong. He’s resilient. He’s not just fit. He’s relentless. And beyond all the records and the headlines, that’s probably what stands out most — the ability to keep going when most people would have stopped a long time before.

A genuinely extraordinary human being, and someone who’s redefined what endurance can look like.


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03/11/2025

“Manchester rabbi: ‘I didn’t think an attack like this would happen in England’”

This assignment carried real weight. One month after the terror attack at Heaton Park Synagogue, Rabbi Walker spoke with honesty and strength about the events of that day, the heroism shown by members of his congregation, and the long road of recovery they are still navigating.

What struck me most was his clarity of purpose: supporting his community, honouring those they lost, and refusing to let fear define their future. A powerful reminder of resilience and leadership in the face of tragedy.

A privilege to play a small part in documenting this important story.

16/10/2025

Some of our LFC work on the stadium walls at Anfield.
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