My photographic practice illustrates important personal narratives, bringing to the fore powerful emotions and illuminating the importance of the human connections we make.

As a social documentary photographer, I have a sensitive and nuanced approach to collaborating with the people and organisations I work with, creating bodies of work that reflect touching, complex and challenging personal histories.

I take time and care to have meaningful interactions with the people I photograph, facilitating a level of trust and openness visible in the imagery I create.

Working with both natural and studio lighting I offer a flexible approach to creating work that delivers impact and meaning.

My focus of interest is how the myriad of emotions associated with love, affects us all. Recent work has utilised both imagery and written narratives to quantify the unquantifiable – how can love be defined within the construct of romantic relationships?

Collaborating with Age UK Camden, I have also sought to uncover the life lessons people have learnt about romantic love on their personal journeys.

I have 5 years experience as a commercial photographer and commissions include creating consumer, lifestyle and dog imagery for leading brands including Luca Faloni, Caroline Gardner, Brew Dog, Genesis, Tewinbury Farm and Transport for London, as well as personal portrait commissions.

Prior to practicing as a photographer, I have 20 years’ experience working in Public Relations for a variety of organisations including charities, Foundations and not-for-profits.

MA Photography Middlesex University 2025

Awards:

British Journal of Photography ‘Portrait of Britain Vol 8’ Winner

Exhibtions:

Lessons in Love, solo exhibition 10th-19th February Middlesex University 2026

Portrait of Britain Vol 8 Outdoor exhibition - nationwide - January - February 2026

‘Arisen’ MA Photography Graduate Show October 2025 Middlesex University

Publications

Portrait of Britain Vol 8. Bluecoat Press, 2026

Do you like love? ShutterHub 2026 (exact date tbc)

Press

Euston station and Westfield London host photographer's winning image, Ham And High, 24th February, 2026