About me

Photography has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. My father was a wedding photographer, and my mother worked alongside him, so I grew up in the 1970s helping to develop enormous theatre prints in our bathtub. Cameras were always around – Rolleiflex, Hasselblad, Leica – and I often wish we’d kept them. It does make you wonder whether today’s digital cameras will evoke the same sense of nostalgia in years to come.

My fascination with image-making has never faded. From developing my own black-and-white film in a garden shed as a teenager, to experimenting with astrophotography in my back garden, I’ve always been drawn to the craft and process behind the image. More recently, that curiosity has naturally expanded into video production.

I studied photography at art college in Plymouth and have spent more years than I care to admit working as a studio stills photographer. A few years ago, I began shooting video, with the aim of helping small businesses create high-quality content – particularly those who know they need video but aren’t quite sure where to begin.

Today, still photography and video production sit side by side in my work. Whether shooting photographs or film, my focus is on storytelling: creating visually strong, well-crafted content that feels authentic, looks beautiful, and communicates clearly. I aim to keep things purposeful and concise, especially for social media, while maintaining a high standard of production throughout.