Andrew Croft

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Andrew Croft • Film & Photography •

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THE FLIPPING CONTINUES! Off the back of my shoot with Peter, @aldiuk crowned him their ‘champion flipper’. A 91-year-old trampolining legend stunned onlookers by carrying out a perfect pancake flip whilst upside down. Gold medallist Pete
THE FLIPPING CONTINUES! Off the back of my shoot with Peter, @aldiuk crowned him their ‘champion flipper’. A 91-year-old trampolining legend stunned onlookers by carrying out a perfect pancake flip whilst upside down. Gold medallist Peter Quinney pulled off a 360-degree rotation on a 4ft high trampoline to raise money for charity. He has been crowned Aldi’s ‘Champion Flipper’ after he successfully performed the aerial pancake flip. The ultimate Pancake Day stunt took place at Wiltshire School of Gymnastics, where Mr Quinney, who is from Melksham, Wilts, has been training for over 40 years. Shot for @aldiuk and @solentnews
FLIPPING INCREDIBLE! A British champion gymnast has made a winning comeback to trampolining 40 years after his last competition - at the age of 91. Backflipping great-grandfather Peter Quinney proved age is just a number as he won two gold medals at a trampolining competition. The ‘remarkable’ RAF veteran - who previously celebrated his 90th birthday with a double backflip - won gold in the team and individual categories at the competition for adults over 40. Shot for @solentnews Seen on ITV’s @thismorning
FLIPPING INCREDIBLE! A British champion gymnast has made a winning comeback to trampolining 40 years after his last competition - at the age of 91. Backflipping great-grandfather Peter Quinney proved age is just a number as he won two gold medals at
FLIPPING INCREDIBLE! A British champion gymnast has made a winning comeback to trampolining 40 years after his last competition - at the age of 91. Backflipping great-grandfather Peter Quinney proved age is just a number as he won two gold medals at a trampolining competition. The ‘remarkable’ RAF veteran - who previously celebrated his 90th birthday with a double backflip - won gold in the team and individual categories at the competition for adults over 40. Shot for @SolentNews. Seen in the Times, Telegraph, Mirror, Express and Star.
Van Gogh Alive, is the most highly visited multi sensory experience in the world, having toured over 75 cities, and hosted over 8 million guests since it began. Visitors will be enveloped within Van Gogh’s paintings as they illuminate the 360&o
Van Gogh Alive, is the most highly visited multi sensory experience in the world, having toured over 75 cities, and hosted over 8 million guests since it began. Visitors will be enveloped within Van Gogh’s paintings as they illuminate the 360º 17 metre diameter interior dome. The Science Centre and Planetarium is opening its doors to the exhibition for a residency of 9 weeks having its inaugural screening’s yesterday evening, 22nd January 2026. Shot for @solentnews and @winchestersciencecentre
A traditional New Forest ploughing match sees farmers and agricultural workers competing head-to-head, comparing their ploughing prowess. The competition sees widespread interest from all over the UK, with people having previously travelled from th
A traditional New Forest ploughing match sees farmers and agricultural workers competing head-to-head, comparing their ploughing prowess. The competition sees widespread interest from all over the UK, with people having previously travelled from the Isle of Wight in order to take part. Many contestants have taken this unique farming practice as a hobby. Shot for @solentnews
A TOAST TO THE TREES! Fire, folklore and traditional song roared through the forest this weekend. The first New Forest Wassail in over 170 years took place at New Forest Cider in Burley, Hants. Simon Wood, the event organiser, said, “Wassaili
A TOAST TO THE TREES! Fire, folklore and traditional song roared through the forest this weekend. The first New Forest Wassail in over 170 years took place at New Forest Cider in Burley, Hants. Simon Wood, the event organiser, said, “Wassailing is an ancient English custom rooted in pre-Christian ritual and later shaped by medieval rural life. The word derives from the Old English wæs hæl, meaning ‘be in good health,’ a toast that encapsulates the ceremony’s purpose: to promote fertility, prosperity, and communal well-being.” Shot for @solentnews and @newforest_cider Seen in the Telegraph
A rare collection of first editions of all six of Jane Austen’s novels go on display together for the first time at the house where she wrote them. In a unique exhibition, six of the celebrated author’s original printed works - some of
A rare collection of first editions of all six of Jane Austen’s novels go on display together for the first time at the house where she wrote them. In a unique exhibition, six of the celebrated author’s original printed works - some of which boast intimate family connections - will be gathered together in the same place. They are on display at Jane Austen’s House in Chawton, Hants - including a copy of Sense and Sensibility in the original publisher’s binding. Jane’s brother Frank’s personal copy of Emma and her brother Edward’s copy of Northanger Abbey and Persuasion will be on display, as well as first editions of Pride and Prejudice and Mansfield Park. Shot in 2024 for @solentnews & @janeaustenshouse
Animal rights charity PETA encouraged people at a seafood festival to go vegan - with an unusual ‘kittenmonger’ stunt. PETA set up a stall offering ‘locally caught tabbies’, ‘kitten cakes’, and ‘fresh local S
Animal rights charity PETA encouraged people at a seafood festival to go vegan - with an unusual ‘kittenmonger’ stunt. PETA set up a stall offering ‘locally caught tabbies’, ‘kitten cakes’, and ‘fresh local Siamese’ to challenge what they call ‘speciesism’ - where some animals are regarded as superior to others. Shot for @solentnews and @peta
Curator, Mike Hensman adds final touches to sculptor, Kate Griffin’s ‘Creatures’ ahead of the opening of the Broughton Village Art Open Studios event at the village hall in Broughton, Hants.

The event being held at the largest open
Curator, Mike Hensman adds final touches to sculptor, Kate Griffin’s ‘Creatures’ ahead of the opening of the Broughton Village Art Open Studios event at the village hall in Broughton, Hants.

The event being held at the largest open studio in Hampshire in the scenic Test Valley village, had over 60 local artists’ work on display and more than 2,500 attendees. The next annual event will take place in August this year. Shot for @solentnews
Throwback to June 2024, when I shot my first national PR job through Solent. Krispy Kreme launched a corporate office deal in the lead-up to the Euros that summer. Being thrown in at the deep end and navigating the pace and expectations of a high-pr
Throwback to June 2024, when I shot my first national PR job through Solent. Krispy Kreme launched a corporate office deal in the lead-up to the Euros that summer. Being thrown in at the deep end and navigating the pace and expectations of a high-profile client was an incredibly valuable experience early on. Shot for @solentnews & @krispykremeuk
Hobby pilots have been left up in arms over plans to get rid of their beloved airfield - to make way for 4,250 new homes. Pilots at Popham Airfield are furious over new proposals to turn their cherished land in Jane Austen country into a ‘garde
Hobby pilots have been left up in arms over plans to get rid of their beloved airfield - to make way for 4,250 new homes. Pilots at Popham Airfield are furious over new proposals to turn their cherished land in Jane Austen country into a ‘garden village’. Shot for @SolentNews and @PophamAirfieldMatters
To round out 2025 here is a selection of my favourite shots from each month this year. Here’s to more in ‘26! January - Tunisia ‘25 February - Jane Austen 1781 Square Piano March - LuxMuralis SPACE April - Away Resorts Dog Pub
To round out 2025 here is a selection of my favourite shots from each month this year. Here’s to more in ‘26! January - Tunisia ‘25 February - Jane Austen 1781 Square Piano March - LuxMuralis SPACE April - Away Resorts Dog Pub May - Portsmouth ComicCon // Watercress Line VE Day June - Romsey Abbey in Bloom // Miracle Gro Jordan Nobbs July - NFNPA Buckler’s Hard Excavation August - Knights of the Green 250th September - NFNPA PedALL 2025 October - Youngest New Forest Ploughing Match Winner // Ozzy Pumpkin Tribute November - Light Up Hilliers December - Pagham Pram Race 2025
WestQuay on Ice 2025 2/2 Southampton’s WestQuay has it’s ever popular Ice Rink return for another year. As part of their scheduled events this year, the venue hosted the Southampton Spitfires hockey team and Gosport based, Solent Synchro
WestQuay on Ice 2025 2/2 Southampton’s WestQuay has it’s ever popular Ice Rink return for another year. As part of their scheduled events this year, the venue hosted the Southampton Spitfires hockey team and Gosport based, Solent Synchro skating team. Shot for @solentnews @westquay @onicewestquay @solentsynchro
WestQuay on Ice 2025 1/2 Southampton’s WestQuay has it’s ever popular Ice Rink return for another year. As part of their scheduled events this year, the venue hosted the Southampton Spitfires hockey team and Gosport based, Solent Synchro
WestQuay on Ice 2025 1/2 Southampton’s WestQuay has it’s ever popular Ice Rink return for another year. As part of their scheduled events this year, the venue hosted the Southampton Spitfires hockey team and Gosport based, Solent Synchro skating team. Shot for @solentnews @westquay @onicewestquay @southamptonspitfires
A POP-PY OF COLOUR! A huge knitted poppy ‘waterfall’ creates a splash of colour as it cascades down the tower of St. John’s Church, Boldre, New Forest, Hants. Volunteers add finishing touches to the display. The congregation were
A POP-PY OF COLOUR! A huge knitted poppy ‘waterfall’ creates a splash of colour as it cascades down the tower of St. John’s Church, Boldre, New Forest, Hants. Volunteers add finishing touches to the display. The congregation were encouraged to contibute as over 7,000 individually hand-knitted poppies were needed. All made from a whopping, 124km of yarn. The finished piece was then draped over the bell tower with some remaining poppies displayed inside and around the church gardens in respect of Remembrance. Shot for @solentnews seen in @guardian @dailyexpress @dailystar
Archaeologists from The University of Southampton excavating a slipway at Buckler’s Hard, New Forest, Hants. The excavation, at Lord Nelson’s famous shipyard Buckler’s Hard, has uncovered key materials that were used ahead of the
Archaeologists from The University of Southampton excavating a slipway at Buckler’s Hard, New Forest, Hants. The excavation, at Lord Nelson’s famous shipyard Buckler’s Hard, has uncovered key materials that were used ahead of the Battle of Trafalgar. Shot for @solentnews and @newforestnpa
THE FLIPPING CONTINUES! Off the back of my shoot with Peter, @aldiuk crowned him their ‘champion flipper’. A 91-year-old trampolining legend stunned onlookers by carrying out a perfect pancake flip whilst upside down. Gold medallist Pete
FLIPPING INCREDIBLE! A British champion gymnast has made a winning comeback to trampolining 40 years after his last competition - at the age of 91. Backflipping great-grandfather Peter Quinney proved age is just a number as he won two gold medals at
FLIPPING INCREDIBLE! A British champion gymnast has made a winning comeback to trampolining 40 years after his last competition - at the age of 91. Backflipping great-grandfather Peter Quinney proved age is just a number as he won two gold medals at Van Gogh Alive, is the most highly visited multi sensory experience in the world, having toured over 75 cities, and hosted over 8 million guests since it began. Visitors will be enveloped within Van Gogh’s paintings as they illuminate the 360&o A traditional New Forest ploughing match sees farmers and agricultural workers competing head-to-head, comparing their ploughing prowess. The competition sees widespread interest from all over the UK, with people having previously travelled from th A TOAST TO THE TREES! Fire, folklore and traditional song roared through the forest this weekend. The first New Forest Wassail in over 170 years took place at New Forest Cider in Burley, Hants. Simon Wood, the event organiser, said, “Wassaili A rare collection of first editions of all six of Jane Austen’s novels go on display together for the first time at the house where she wrote them. In a unique exhibition, six of the celebrated author’s original printed works - some of Animal rights charity PETA encouraged people at a seafood festival to go vegan - with an unusual ‘kittenmonger’ stunt. PETA set up a stall offering ‘locally caught tabbies’, ‘kitten cakes’, and ‘fresh local S Curator, Mike Hensman adds final touches to sculptor, Kate Griffin’s ‘Creatures’ ahead of the opening of the Broughton Village Art Open Studios event at the village hall in Broughton, Hants.

The event being held at the largest open Throwback to June 2024, when I shot my first national PR job through Solent. Krispy Kreme launched a corporate office deal in the lead-up to the Euros that summer. Being thrown in at the deep end and navigating the pace and expectations of a high-pr Hobby pilots have been left up in arms over plans to get rid of their beloved airfield - to make way for 4,250 new homes. Pilots at Popham Airfield are furious over new proposals to turn their cherished land in Jane Austen country into a ‘garde To round out 2025 here is a selection of my favourite shots from each month this year. Here’s to more in ‘26! January - Tunisia ‘25 February - Jane Austen 1781 Square Piano March - LuxMuralis SPACE April - Away Resorts Dog Pub WestQuay on Ice 2025 2/2 Southampton’s WestQuay has it’s ever popular Ice Rink return for another year. As part of their scheduled events this year, the venue hosted the Southampton Spitfires hockey team and Gosport based, Solent Synchro WestQuay on Ice 2025 1/2 Southampton’s WestQuay has it’s ever popular Ice Rink return for another year. As part of their scheduled events this year, the venue hosted the Southampton Spitfires hockey team and Gosport based, Solent Synchro A POP-PY OF COLOUR! A huge knitted poppy ‘waterfall’ creates a splash of colour as it cascades down the tower of St. John’s Church, Boldre, New Forest, Hants. Volunteers add finishing touches to the display. The congregation were Archaeologists from The University of Southampton excavating a slipway at Buckler’s Hard, New Forest, Hants. The excavation, at Lord Nelson’s famous shipyard Buckler’s Hard, has uncovered key materials that were used ahead of the
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