Even on London Buses. It's everywhere!

It seems like an age since the Mad Dogs shoot but series 2 only just starts tomorrow on Sky HD. It was a lot of fun once we eventually got to Mallorca, shooting alongside the tv promo crew and their director, David Edwards. We had it all... 40 degree heat, no shade, a handful of fake Euros, a bunch of British actors and a goat... what more could we have asked for?

Jim Chambers and Chris Ringsell from Sky Creative provided the musical entertainment and art direction while the goat kept a watchful eye on the budget. Thanks to all on set including the fab crew from Palma Pictures and the pyro team for blowing up an old caravan full of dynamite and kerosene which was most entertaining. Also a nod to Tony Swinney at Mustard Post for his patience, retouching skills and a trusty Mac Pro which nearly died a few times while chugging through the monsterous 30 Gb file. Don't ask why it was that huge, but it was and we're damned proud of it.

My US agents, Sharpe + Associates, have today launched their very own App and I think it's looking great thanks to Si and Jay at Teleportfolio.

There's some great work on there and a nifty new homepage feature that works very nicely, aside from the fact I'm really digging the orange flavoured colour scheme.

Grab it from the App Store now!

Well the App has been doing pretty well so far I must say. Having featured in the App Stores all over the world and with over 5000 downloads up to now, I'm pleased to report it has been a successful start to which looks to be a long and exciting journey. It's been really interesting to see how this iPad portfolio scene is progressing and the feedback has been tremendous.

Apple soon appeared to pick up on the emerging portfolio trend and have featured the App in "What's Hot" in the photography category in numerous stores which has been a great boost. But they didn't stop there... I nearly pissed my pants when I saw they had featured my portfolio on the "Apps for Art Lovers" page alongside Ansel Adams, Monet and Van Gogh!

So basically I'm chuffed to bits with the App and can't wait to see what Teleportfolio come up with next... I'm sure whatever it is, I'll be putting my order in!

Had a great time shooting this feature about Martin Varsavsky, the telecoms entrepreneur for Wired Magazine's September Issue. He turned out to be a great bloke and he and his wife, Nina made us very welcome at their uber cool home just outside of Madrid. The house was a fantastic location with hardly a right-angle to be seen anywhere and stunning views from the huge decked roof. I now know what it is to have house envy!

This was a fun one to do... I travelled half way accross the world to beautiful Vancouver to shoot a studio still life. Crazy how jobs go sometimes. Vancouver is a fantastic place so I hung out for a few days and managed to retouch the campaign poster in my hotel room when the weather got patchy.

The tv commercial for the campaign is a bit of fun too and was directed by none other than the infamous Rob Zombie. Check it out here.

Thanks to art director Francois Crabalona at Euro RSG New York and producer Alex Bowell of Circle Productions.

Well it's taken a while but I am proud to announce the Morgan Silk App is now available on the Apple App Store!

The app, in essence, is a self contained portfolio that can be easily installed onto any iOS device. This means anyone with an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch can have their own copy of the portfolio with them wherever they are and one of the best things is I can update the content whenever I want. I recently field tested the beta version of the app while working in the US, presenting my work solely on the iPad to top creatives and art buyers in some of the largest agencies in NY. The response was fantastic and so I'm really excited that finally this is now available on the App Store for free download.

The engine that powers the app is a brilliant new product called TELEPORTFOLIO.

Simon and Jay, brothers and the developers of Teleportfolio, have done an amazing job, working their tails off to make this happen and I salute them. They have spent months designing, shaping and refining the app's interface and code to the level where we all felt it was right for release. It's simple, fast, fluid and I think it looks great.

They have not only given me an exciting new platform on which to share my work but have made me think differently about the presentation of my images. I can't thank them enough for their skill and passion for their products and I'm positive that they will make a huge impact on the future of portfolios forever.

AD: David Gilchrist. Casting: Kate and Lou. Styling and Makeup: Lisa Dredge.

Download the pdf of the 13 page feature here (25mb zip)

Words: Helene Dancer. AD: Dan Delaney.

Client: Shell. Agency: JWT London. Creatives: Naz Nazli and Rob Welch.

The Paris Mono Gallery is now up featuring black and whites from last week's Paris trip.

Last week I managed to get away for a last minute trip to Paris for the Paris Photo show at the Louvre. I knew there would be lots of running about in between the show, restaurants, bars and galleries so I had to be ruthless with my packing. No tripod, no DSLR, no laptop, no drives, cables or anything.

In the end I went for the new Canon S95 but I was uneasy about this traveling light business and was so tempted to take the old backpack from hell... but so glad I didn't. The tiny S95 turned out to be brilliant and will now go with me everywhere. What a revelation!

Photographic bliss had been attained with virtually no effort and shooting was absolutely just for fun. Liberte indeed :)

Check out the Paris Trip Gallery... More soon.