Phillip William Jenner, a photographer based in Dale Abbey, Derbyshire
Phillip William Jenner is a passionate photographer based in Derbyshire, in the heart of the East Midlands. Fuelled by a lifelong love for exploration and the natural world, Phillip sees photography as a form of escapism—a way to immerse himself in extraordinary landscapes and experiences that inspire awe and reflection.
Latest Landscape Photography Photograph
Winter's Divide
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This photograph didn’t happen by accident. It was earned in the days leading up to it — hours spent watching pressure charts, tracking cold fronts, refreshing weather apps more times than I’ll admit. Model runs teased, shifted, wobbled… but slowly, surely, everything started to line up. Cold air locking in. Snow promised. Silence incoming.
By the time morning came, Indie and I were ready. Gear cleaned and checked, batteries full, lenses packed with purpose. Waterproofs pulled on, down jacket zipped tight. No rushing, no panic — just that quiet certainty that today was the day. The kind of day you go out for even if nothing happens, because being there matters.
These two trees sit on the land like old friends. I’ve walked to them in all seasons, watched them hold their own against wind, rain, fog and frost. Visiting them feels familiar, grounding — like checking in with someone who doesn’t need words. They’ve always been there for me, and I know they will be long after I’m gone.
The snow stripped everything back. No clutter. No noise. Just distance, balance, and space between — a clean divide carved by winter itself.
Latest Wedding Photography Photoshoot
Mr & Mrs Wilson’s Wedding
Kariss and Lee Wilson’s wedding at Morley Hayes in Derbyshire was nothing short of a scorcher—in the best possible way. The kind of day where the sun blazed high in the sky from morning to sunset, turning the rolling Derbyshire countryside into a golden dream.
From the moment guests arrived, the air buzzed with excitement and the unmistakable feel of a true British summer—ice-cold drinks clinking, sunglasses on, and everyone fanning themselves in their finest. Morley Hayes, with its perfectly manicured grounds and sweeping views, looked like it had been plucked straight from a postcard. The sky was an endless blue, and not a single cloud dared to crash the party.
Latest Commercial Photography Photoshoot
Wine Racks UK by wineracks.co.uk - The Three Acres, Huddersfield
Phillip was recently commissioned by William Moor of Wine Racks UK to capture a bespoke wine storage installation at the renowned Three Acres Hotel in Emley, Huddersfield. Known for his eye for detail and ability to bring architectural elements to life through photography, Phillip was the natural choice to showcase the craftsmanship and elegance of this custom-built wine rack system.
Set within the luxurious surroundings of the Three Acres—an iconic countryside hotel and restaurant—this project required a careful blend of technical precision and creative flair. Phillip’s task was to not only document the layout and fit of the racks but also to highlight the quality, materials, and ambiance they bring to the space.
The shoot involved working in a live hospitality environment, ensuring that the final images reflect both the design’s functionality and its aesthetic harmony with the interior of the hotel. The resulting photographs will be used in marketing and promotional materials by Wine Racks UK, continuing their partnership with Phillip on a number of high-end commercial shoots.
This collaboration once again reinforces Phillip’s reputation as a versatile photographer whose portfolio continues to expand across hospitality, architecture, and commercial commissions.
Latest Field Note
From Darkness to Focus: How Photography Helped Me Find Light Again
For as long as I can remember, photography has been more than just a creative outlet — it’s been my lifeline. From Darkness to Focus is a deeply personal reflection on my journey living with depression, anxiety, and OCD. These are parts of my life I’ve often kept hidden behind the lens, but sharing them feels important — not just for me, but for anyone who has ever felt lost in their own mind. This blog isn’t about seeking sympathy; it’s about honesty, connection, and the reminder that even in our darkest moments, there’s always a way to find light again. Through my experiences, I hope to show how creativity can heal, ground, and give purpose when words alone aren’t enough.
