To Paul Sherwood, Photography is both a passion and an art – it all started, when, as a teenager he took up photography as a hobby and later began working as a professional photographer.

Now, Thirty years later, it's still the same, with every day providing new challenges.

Aged 17, Paul joined the local newspaper in his home town of Guildford in the UK, and following eight years on the local circuit with the Surrey Advertiser, Paul joined one of the UK's largest Press Agencies, spending the next two years covering news and feature stories for British and European National Newspapers, TV News and Magazines.

In 1990 he joined Auto Express - the UK's top selling weekly motoring magazine - as their first staff photographer. He spent the next six years travelling extensively throughout the U.K. and Europe covering motoring related news and features.

Paul moved to Dublin, Ireland, in 1996 for marriage and to begin working as a freelance photographer, diversifying his work into many different fields, building up a loyal client base and earning a good reputation.

Among others, Paul covers features photography, press photography, public relations photography, social photography, corporate photography, commercial photography and wedding photography, with particular interests in interiors photography and food photography.

Paul's friendly style and informal approach is clearly evident in his photography, and his years of experience allow him to cover many and varied subjects.

Paul Sherwood is also a member of the Irish Professional Photographers Association, and as such is Qualified, Registered and Insured, with both Public Liability and Professional Indemnity Insurances.

Paul Sherwood is based in South County Dublin, and covers the whole of Ireland – Republic and North - and overseas if required

Member of The Irish Professional Photographers Association - IPPA

Member of the National Union of Journalists - NUJ

Member of the DunLaoghaire Rathdown Chamber of Commerce - DLR Chamber

Holder of the National Council for the Training of Journalists Profiency Test