Born in Staffordshire in 1972,
Andrew Carver grew up in and around the contrasting industrial and farming landscapes of the midlands. His life in photography began as an interest and developed into a vocation through higher and further education.

After graduating in Fine Art Photography in 1996, Andrew started as a freelance photographic assistant in London working with some of the leading photographers in their fields.

His unique and contemporary style did not go unnoticed; in 1998 after being asked to participate in the London Contemporary Photography Fair, the BJP wrote,

“Exhibitors will include many of the UK’s brightest up-and-coming contemporary photographers…Leading names include…Andy Carver.”

Still based in London, his work now largely revolves around a long held interest in the inter-relationship that exists between architecture and people. Whilst Andrew has a solid foundation in large format film cameras, he as worked with digital systems since they first arrived on the professional scene around 2001/2.

To date his clients include design agencies, corporate clients, architects and construction companies.

Recent projects include; The Roundhouse, Lockheed Martin, the Royal Society for the Encouragement of the Arts, Baker Tilly, Serco, the NFRC and Battersea Power Station.