Every person, every place, every brand holds layers. My work is about noticing them, translating truth, connection and quiet authenticity into imagery that feels both artful and real.
Photography should feel like coming home to the truest parts of your life. It’s less about perfection and more about presence. The quiet moments, the honest expressions, the stories hidden in everyday life.
I’ve spent over 20 years photographing around the world from New Zealand to Dubai, the Seychelles, Malaysia, France, Australia and beyond. Those experiences taught me to see people, places and stories with care and curiosity. Whether I’m capturing a family, a creative identity or the character of a small business, my goal is the same: to create imagery that feels soulful, authentic and timeless.
Now based in South Oxfordshire, I’m inspired by the landscapes, the rhythms of rural life and the stories that make each place unique. My work has been recognised by Nikon New Zealand, Nikon Global, and Panasonic Lumix, and I also love mentoring others to discover their own creative voice.
Photography is a conversation between truth and beauty. My role is to create the space for that conversation so your family, your story or your brand can be seen clearly, beautifully and remembered for years to come.
The Power of Personal Work
I believe in the power of creative muscle memory and the importance of reflection as a part of our artistic process. One way I keep my own creativity flowing through the seasons and life shifts is to anchor on a subject, a muse, and document it on a regular basis. At one stage this was my children when they were small, I captured our first year in New Zealand, I’ve worked a different self-portrait series, for three years I worked on a diptych project. Sometimes it’s a client who I capture regularly with full creative freedom, right now it’s Great Haseley Windmill.
This project is more than documenting a structure; it is a meditation on change, constancy, and the evolving dialogue between photographer and subject. As the months progress, I witness the quiet poetry of light and shadow, and the rewards of committing fully to an artistic journey.
I am exploring it over the course of a year as a practice in creative expression and intentional photography. This project is an exercise in seeing deeply: observing how light, weather, and seasonal shifts transform a single subject, and discovering new moments to capture each time I return.
By revisiting the windmill regularly, I work my creative muscle memory and develop a deeper understanding of the interplay between subject, environment, and storytelling. Each image is approached with intention — considering composition, atmosphere, and the subtle narrative that unfolds in every frame.
Would you love to discuss your personal project or brainstorm one, let’s have a call.
