Into The Home Of A Celebrity Portrait Photographer 

Quite an awkward one to shoot, hope it isn't too amatuerish! If we do another creative's house we will be much better prepared!

Really enjoyable and interesting video. Thanks for letting us look around! Great to see the mix of work on the walls.

That was really really interesting, thank you! Yes please, more like this.

This is a lovely video. Please keep them coming 🙏

Love this and would love to see this series continued. Thank you!

Very enjoyable and such a great idea. I can't wait to see what you do with this. Love the videos.

Fun, that. 👍

Enjoyed the vid. Looking forward to a vid about Richey Edwards: one of the many mysteries of the music world. Cheers

Loved this and looking forward to seeing your future interrogatees.

This was great fun and very encouraging. Thank you.

Another great video, Harry & Fred! I spotted the ‘Single Dads’ book on the shelf- it features a great portrait of a mutual friend, Ben Brain (Who is also a fantastic photographer) 😊

Great idea. Love the mix of your own shots with other creators.

Upvote from me for the series. Might also consider including other Borden family artists.

I love the Marlboro packet and the match in the Michael Hutchence portrait. 👍

Had a quick delve into the subject of the oil painting, Juliana Derry. Born 1835, Normanton On Trent, Nottinghamshire. She married William Kippax Whate, 1859. She died 1869, according to the note after childbirth. This would have been with daughter Eliza Jane Whate, known as Lillie. William remarried the following year. Lillie ended up in Lincolnshire as did sister Charlotte, her brother Joseph in New York, and sister Amelia I think remained in Nottingham. What a shame the descendants did not want to keep the portrait in the family (assuming they didn't run out).

Hi Harry. The picture you took of, Sophie Okondeo, blue top against a grey background with an injured hand. Would make a make a wonderful diptych next to the picture of you, in a blue top against a grey background with an injured leg, we saw saw in this video. Your idea is a good conduit for people to talk about their images or others images they have in their home. Do you remember the series about people and their home decor called 'Signs of the Times' and people and cars, 'A to B, Tales of Modern Motoring' made by Nicholas Barker and Martin Parr. I was reminded of both when I saw the photo you had of Parr's. Laters

Fascinating and informative. I totally dig these “what’s on your wall “ type pieces. Look forward to seeing more!

Come round! I'll have the kettle on!

Nice idea and concept. I would be interested in seeing videos like this. I’m always fascinated by the types of images that others are inspired by.

Thanks for sharing your personal space. Great dynamic you two have. Was Stuart Pilkington an Architect as well as a photographer?

I feel obliged to mention the cobweb flapping in the breeze above the piano. 😀 If there is a Mrs Borden, she wouldn't appreciate that being on video. 😁

I really enjoyed this look into your life at home. Wonderful.

This was excellent! It's really nice getting to know a photographer whose work you've enjoyed for many years, and what went into getting the shot. I know one of your old colleagues from NME/Loaded and have had the same experience in real life, I'd like to see more of this kind of thing on the channel. Maybe get some other artists in to chat podcast-style? I'm really enjoying the channel, cheers F&H!

Fantastic idea ❤

Really enjoyed this one

Lovely to see/hear you two enjoying each other👋

Brilliant 😍

Fab video. 👍 Lovely format. I would love to see more like it. 🙏

I think that’s quite all right. Keep the series going.

I like it as it shows you as a person as well as a very talented photographer. One question how do you enter coemptions, why how and what would you send? Many thanks

Thanks Harry & Fred, lovely to see something different... all good as usual, oh nice to see the check shirt back in the frame.

Wonderful. Thank you.

Really enjoyed it! Thank you!

great video, thanks Fred and Harry

What an incredibly fascinating and enjoyable video. More please! Thank you.

I enjoyed that. Looking forward to the next episode!

I enjoyed it very much. Seeing a person's pictures on their wall is like a window to their soul. As for my walls, I mostly have paintings by George Inness and prints by Albrecht Dürer. Reproductions, not originals.

Loved it!