Photographers and digital artists

spellermilner design was formed in 2000 when Steve and Alison decided to acknowledge the sharing of their skills. Steve Speller has been a professional photographer for 22 years. He has worked for numerous publications and designers. In 2004 he had a solo exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery entitled A Blueprint for Life, which was a series

Ayme Fitzgerald designs contemporary, bold patterns inspired by almost any theme. Themes have included safari parks, fairgrounds, stained glass windows, aquatics, theatres and Las Vegas. Ayme uses photography combined with hand-rendered imagery; digital manipulation with screen printing embellishments. Patterns can be used for upholstery

Christopher Brenton West, BA Hons, Dip AD specialises in producing pure silver daguerreotypes using the same methods as when they were first invented in 1839. West is among a handful of artists in the world who still use this complex technique. Each picture is hallmarked and contained in a modern carbon fibre case

Gill transforms dull monuments with her close-ups of urban textures, layers and weathering. These can be mounted singly or arranged in groupings or assemblies of 12, 16 or 20 images. Effective in all sizes, they are particularly striking on a larger scale