I appreciate you taking the time to visit my website. I’ve been working as a photographer for several years, documenting weddings, outdoor adventures, and documentary stories both professionally and personally. Over time, I’ve developed a style that feels truly my own, shaped not by trends but by how I naturally interpret the world around me. My approach is intuitive and observational, focused on capturing honest, candid moments as they unfold rather than constructing overly curated or technical images that distract from real life.
Photography is a huge part of how I connect with people and experiences, but it sits alongside two other lifelong passions: cycling and music. I’m a long-distance cyclist and racer, and recently returned from a year travelling across Europe competing in the UCI Gravel Series while living in a campervan with my wife. We spent several years living and travelling this way before recently settling on the Wiltshire–Dorset border, where we are slowly renovating a Victorian country cottage.
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About Me
Music has been a constant throughout my life. I’ve played guitar for as long as I can remember, and both playing and listening remain an important creative escape and source of balance.
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I value variety in my interests and try not to overcommit to any single pursuit, believing that curiosity and renewal help sustain creativity. Alongside photography, I work as a mentor for children and young adults with autism and additional needs. Using the outdoors as a setting for therapeutic support, I teach bushcraft and photography skills while encouraging confidence, curiosity, and resilience.
I’m not a two-dimensional character behind the camera. If you choose me to photograph your wedding or collaborate on a project, you can expect someone whose experiences both within and beyond photography have shaped a genuine understanding of people. That perspective informs my approach, my attitude, and ultimately the photographs themselves.