Based in Dorset, UK, I’ve been passionate about photography for over 23 years. If I were to define my style, I’d say I’m an urban landscape photographer. I’m captivated by architecture, the way people interact with it, and the stories embedded in how they shape and use these spaces.

Travel is another significant part of my work. Exploring places like Montana, North Dakota, New Mexico, and Arizona has allowed me to capture hauntingly beautiful images of abandoned buildings and cars, each telling a unique story of the past. These experiences have deepened my appreciation for the resilience of the human spirit and the rich narratives woven into different urban landscapes.

One of my favourite images was recently shortlisted for the London Camera Exchange Photographer of the Year 2025. Being recognised among such a strong field of photographers was a meaningful milestone and a moment of validation for the direction and intent behind my work.

Alongside this, I’ve recently begun exploring the striking imagery that can be captured while storm chasing in the United States. Photographing extreme weather has added a new dimension to my work, combining landscape, atmosphere, and raw energy into powerful, fleeting moments.

In 2010, I was proud to achieve my Licentiateship with the Royal Photographic Society (LRPS), a milestone that affirmed my dedication to the craft. I’m now looking forward to the exciting challenge of working towards my Associate (ARPS), pushing my creative skills to the next level.