About Tommy Martin
Tommy Martin started as a photographer's assistant in London in 1991. He has spent the last 19 years working as a freelance photographer, designer, illustrator and filmmaker.
Since 2004 he has been living and working in the village of Askham, on the Eastern edge of the Lake District National Park. The dramatic terrain and weather of the Lakes and the Eden Valley have inspired a passion for landscape photography.
Martin's atmospheric and evocative landscape work has been widely published newspapers, magazines and websites including The Times (UK), Photo District News (USA), Photo Art (Czech), and features in Digital Photographer Magazine (UK), DigitalFoto (Spain) and Cumbria Life (UK).
In 2007 his work Stay on the Path was selected for inclusion in the 'How We Are' exhibition at the Tate Gallery in London.
In the summer of 2008 Tommy Martin published a collection of his landscape work in a book called Cumbria: Seasons of Mist, coinciding with the first public exhibition of his landscape work, held at the Village Bakery, Melmerby. With the success of this show he was invited to establish his own gallery at the Village Bakery.
In 2010 Tommy Martin opened a new gallery and studio at Holly House Barn in Askham.
In 2012 Tommy Martin's gallery moved to a new, permanent home at the Upfront Gallery, near Penrith.
Prints
You can buy signed prints of Tommy Martin's work right here and at his gallery in Askham.
Press
Martin's work has been published in many newspapers, magazines and websites including a recent double-page spread in The Times (UK), Photo District News Photo of the Day (USA), a portfolio in Photo Art (Czech), and features in Digital Photographer Magazine (UK) and DigitalFoto (Spain).
Commercial Work
Tommy Martin's fine-art and landscape work is represented for commercial usage by the Trigger Image library. 
Tommy Martin undertakes regular commissioned work for commercial clients, specialising in outdoor lifestyle photography for hiking and climbing equipment manufacturers.
His commercial, royalty-free stock photography is available exclusively through iStock.
Tommy on Flickr
Latest personal work and occasional snap shots tend to get posted on flickr (flickr.com/photos/tommymartin).
