“Being out there shooting is where things happen”
The Flying Waterbird
The Waterbird is a an important early British seaplane, offering a glimpse into an era when powered aviation was still in its infancy and every successful flight represented another step into the unknown.
The Little Grasshopper
Some aircraft are impressive because of their size, others because of their speed, and a few because of the extraordinary engineering that allows them to fly.
Logistics Photography
Logistics is an industry that most of us depend upon every single day, yet it is one that we rarely stop to think about, or indeed the creation of the photography that promotes a clients brand and services.
Aviation Photography
A walk through a completed Aviation Photography Project for TAG Aviation, looking at the planning, the shoot and also client usage of the completed material.
The Town Forgotten
It was early evening in Death Valley. The sun was beginning to fall behind the mountains and I travelled along a long dusty track for several miles before suddenly discovering the lost town of Darwin.
Sculpted Elegance
The Aston Martin DB2 was the first production model to carry the infamous DB name, helping to establish the direction Aston Martin would follow for decades.
The Flying Predator
Few helicopters possess the same commanding presence as the Apache. Its unmistakable silhouette and remarkable ability to operate in environments where few other aircraft could venture.
British Institute Feature
In an age where almost anything can be generated on demand, Tim Wallace explores why the businesses that stand apart will be those that can prove something far more valuable.
Next Generation Electric
As industry and markets start to shift to electric we photograph the next generation electric model for our client Terberg, The YT203EV
The Light Within
Many people look at those polished photographs of super cars and their interiors but few get the opportunity to see what is involved in that process.
The DBS Design Icon
The Aston Martin DBS V12 is one of those cars that really is a true timeless icon of both power and grace through its sculptured design.
Built To Fly
The VANs RV-10 kit aircraft, not simply rolled out of a factory as a finished product, but instead been built by the very person who intends to fly it.
An Aviation Icon
The Hawk T.1 Prototype - XX154, the first pre-production Hawk ever made and an aircraft that is at the heart of British aviation history.
The White Rabbit
Going Down the Rabbit Hole. The White Rabbit is a new online portal for art prints of my own personal work from the recognisable to he unusual.
The Interceptor
The Jensen Experimental chassis ‘EXP/115’ was sent to Turin in the spring of 1966 where Italian coach builder Vignale created the Interceptor.
The Debden Eagles
Aviation Photography, the North American P-51D Mustang and the story of the 4th Fighter Group, highest scoring fighter group in the USAAF.
Stähle Robot Rider
Photographing the Triumph Daytona with the STÄHLE robot at the Castrol test centre based in England with the rider that never stops.
An Uncertain Future
Professional Commercial Photography in 2026 and the changing landscape of an industry that is experiencing difficult transitions.
Behind the Shoot
An exclusive behind-the-scenes look in studio to create some of McLaren's official global marketing photography with Tim Wallace.
Reality Vs Ai
Why authentic commercial photography matters more than ever in the age of Ai, and how real imagery builds trust and credibility.
Other Interviews, Podcasts, and Features
You can find other features, videos, and interviews in the links below from leading organisations and groups within the photography community. Many of these feature further information, covering topics such as how Tim started his career in Commercial Photography, why he choose to work within the transport industry, through to how he shoots, his equipment and how he perceives working within in the photography industry today.

