In my line of work, it helps to be a people person… 

Back in my early teens, it wasn't the typical teenage crush that caught my eye, but the mesmerising black and white landscapes captured by the legendary Ansel Adams. His photograph 'Pipes and Gauges' ignited a spark in me and set me on the exhilarating path of becoming a photographer.

Fast forward three decades, and I found myself in the heart of London, photographing an executive in JP Morgan's London Wall offices. As I strolled through the corridors, I unexpectedly stumbled upon the very photograph, 'Pipes and Gauges,' that had initially inspired me. Standing by the lift, memories of my photographic journey flooded back. I promptly emailed the client, expressing gratitude for the opportunity and sharing the profound impact seeing their original print had on me.

While Adams found his muse in the vast landscapes, my lens is drawn to the intricate beauty of people. Specialising in portraits, I strive for perfection in my work, yet it's the imperfections that captivate me the most.

One of my proudest moments was having my black and white image ‘Morlock’, featured as the lead in my black and white portfolio, showcased in the world's oldest photographic exhibition—The Royal Photographic Society's International Print Exhibition. The image embarked on a global journey, captivating audiences far and wide.

I am honored to work with some of the world's most prominent brands, from industry giants like Google, HSBC, McDonald's, and GE to local powerhouses such as Aviva, Spire Healthcare, Creative Assembly, and Balfour Beatty.

Approaching each shoot with an open and optimistic mind, I make it a point to keep the project's objectives and the constraints outlined in the brief at the core of my work. I am eager to collaborate with both new and familiar faces, continuing to capture moments that tell compelling stories through my lens. Let's create something extraordinary together.