British Vendee Globe sailor Alex Thomson, after coming second in the round the world race. Hot favourite to win the race until one of the wings snapped off his boat meaning he was narrowly beaten by Armel Le Cleac’h. Jude travelled to Portland Marina to shoot Alex, here he is standing on the remaining wing.
BBC Countryfile presenters with their dogs. A series of portraits commissioned of the presenters at home on their farms with their four legged friends.
Across Britain millions of people, in millions of homes, possess ‘Family Super Powers’. These are charming talents, some extraordinary, others simple.
Jude has been commissioned by advertising agency FCB Inferno to produce a series for the N-Power ‘Britain has Superpowers’ campaign. The project has taken Jude and his team to households across the UK to shoot the variety of ‘superpowers’, from doughnut balancing Milo in Bristol to Contortionist Cleaner Claudia in Essex.
Creative directors Greg Mullen and Alastair Mills chose Jude for his style that kept with the campaign’s ambition to celebrate real people in their own homes. The brief was to give them superhero status, producing imagery that would work for all formats. Whether this was billboards and bus stop posters, adverts in print media or digital banners for online.
Keep an eye out for the Superpowers campaign that is currently rolling out around the country.
Jude travelled the length of the country visiting the different contributors of this new show for BBC2, produced by Studio Lambert.
Topical, fast-paced comedy news series voiced by Ruth Jones, featuring a regular cast of real British people, including dinner ladies from Leeds, East End market traders, supermarket co-workers, launderette owners and butchers from Birmingham.
Texan socialite Lynn Wyatt, 81, who’s best mates include the likes of Lady Gaga, Elton John and Mick Jagger speaks to Harriet Walker at the The Times Magazine. Jude took her portrait in the Connaught Hotel in London.
At 81 the world renowned architect Norman Foster shows no sign of slowing down or lack of ambition despite his fight with cancer. He spoke to The Times Magazine about the journey and where to next.
Lee Mack shot ahead of the forthcoming series of Not Going Out.
Simon Sebag Montefiore and his wife Santa, are so well connected that royalty and prime ministers attend their dinner parties – and read their books. Jude photographed them in the library of their Notting Hill home.
Martin Daubney looks at the gender gap in the UK and asks why are boys constantly outperformed by girls during school. Jude shot him with his seven year Sonny at their home in South London.
More children than ever are being diagnosed with mental health disorders. This series goes behind the scenes at the Tavistock and Portman, which is at the forefront of exploring young people’s minds. Jude spent several days with the kids that were the case studies for this series.