The first thing I found when walking into their large industrial workshop, was a flood of overwhelming creative possibilities that each work area could yield. I had to take a strong grip of those childhood urges to go all shutter happy at anything that looks remotely gritty, industrial, metallic or fiery. This was pretty difficult as I was faced with old school lathes, wielding torches, metal sprayers, shot blasting and 200 tonne presses. Not quite a candy store, but for a photographer with a sense of childhood creativity certainly a difficult scenario to stay focused in.