Tim Horrox
I have had had a lifelong passion for the art and science of photography – and how images can tell a story.
My first real job was as an assistant for a top London commercial photographer who had set up a large ‘out of town’ studio in Marlow, full of lights and cameras, from 10”x8” and 5”x4” plate cameras to 35mm. This enabled me to develop a photographic discipline and working with a range of very experienced photographers was a great grounding.
In the early '80s I moved into the very specific world of 35mm photography for multi-vision slide shows and was lucky enough to travel to some far away places and produce work for a wide range of clients. Moving into the world of video in the late '80s and through the ‘90s, and bringing up a family, meant that my involvement with stills photography was limited to commissioning others.
In the early 2000s I set up HMX, which became a Top 50 corporate production agency, serving many multinational clients.
Having sold the business in 2018, I have now returned to my passion for stills photography – and I’m still learning.
It is true to say that every picture you take teaches you something; about light, about colour, about form, but in my case it’s mostly about patience. And I’m very bad at learning to slow down!
You can see more of my work at www.timhorrox.com.
Gallery created September 2025
My first real job was as an assistant for a top London commercial photographer who had set up a large ‘out of town’ studio in Marlow, full of lights and cameras, from 10”x8” and 5”x4” plate cameras to 35mm. This enabled me to develop a photographic discipline and working with a range of very experienced photographers was a great grounding.
In the early '80s I moved into the very specific world of 35mm photography for multi-vision slide shows and was lucky enough to travel to some far away places and produce work for a wide range of clients. Moving into the world of video in the late '80s and through the ‘90s, and bringing up a family, meant that my involvement with stills photography was limited to commissioning others.
In the early 2000s I set up HMX, which became a Top 50 corporate production agency, serving many multinational clients.
Having sold the business in 2018, I have now returned to my passion for stills photography – and I’m still learning.
It is true to say that every picture you take teaches you something; about light, about colour, about form, but in my case it’s mostly about patience. And I’m very bad at learning to slow down!
You can see more of my work at www.timhorrox.com.
Gallery created September 2025
