AC Creative

What my desk can look like on a daily basis

After what felt like 47 rounds of moving things one pixel to the left... then back again... AC Creative has officially been refreshed.
I've given the brand a cleaner, sleeker, more modern look that feels much more like where AC Creative is today.

No corporate "we're entering an exciting new chapter" speech here. Just a brand that finally matches the way I like to work: creative, considered, and without unnecessary fluff.
The logo's had a glow-up, the visuals are sharper,

and yes... I've already spotted three tiny things I'll probably tweak next week. Occupational hazard lol.

And the website? That was built by my recommended partner, Populi Media, who absolutely nailed bringing the new look to life.
Here's to fresh ideas, great clients, and creating content that actually gets people to stop scrolling.

What do you think of the new look? 👀



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Back to Where It All Started 📷

Today I picked up a 17-year-old digital camera to use as my everyday carry point-and-shoot, and honestly, it feels like stepping back in time.

As photographers, we’re constantly surrounded by the latest cameras, bigger sensors, sharper lenses, and endless technology. But there’s something special about picking up a camera that reminds you why you started in the first place.

This little camera takes me right back to those early days when I first discovered photography. No worrying about perfect settings, no chasing technical perfection just walking around, seeing moments, and pressing the shutter because something caught my eye.

The images won’t be clinically sharp. The dynamic range won’t compete with modern cameras. The screen is tiny, and it’s probably slower than my phone. But that’s exactly the point.

There’s a certain nostalgia in hearing the shutter, waiting for the image to appear on the back screen, and embracing all the quirks that come with older digital cameras. Every photo feels a little more intentional, a little less polished, and somehow a little more memorable.

It’s funny how a 17-year-old camera can remind you that photography was never really about the gear. It was always about the joy of capturing moments.

Looking forward to carrying this everywhere and seeing the world through a lens that feels familiar again.