About

The Full Story

I’m a photographer drawn to stillness, texture, and the quiet details in nature that are easy to miss.

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I live with hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), a connective tissue disorder that affects my mobility and energy. Slowing down isn’t a choice — it’s how I move through life. That rhythm carries into how I work with a camera: slowly, patiently, and with deep respect for the moments unfolding around me.

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Photography, for me, is less about capturing and more about noticing.

I focus on the small things — the shimmer of a beetle’s wing, the balance of a robin on one leg, the way fading light settles across a rusted surface. These details are often overlooked, but they’re where meaning lives. My work aims to pause that moment and offer it back — quietly.

Approach & Style

I work primarily with natural light and soft tones, often using my own presets to maintain a grounded, reflective mood. Whether I’m photographing wildlife, macro subjects, or quiet landscapes, the goal remains the same: to create work that slows people down, even if only for a second.

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I currently shoot with a Canon EOS R10 and a selection of RF and telephoto lenses, allowing me to work discreetly and patiently in the field. But regardless of equipment, presence always matters more than speed.

Exhibitions & Features

In 2025, my work was digitally exhibited in galleries across Philadelphia, Melbourne, Barcelona, and London, and featured in curated online showcases and publications including Shutterbug Magazine.

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These exhibitions represent steady steps in building a body of work rooted in observation, consistency, and authenticity — while staying true to a slower creative pace.

Based in Worcester, UK

I’m based in Worcester, UK, photographing locations close to home — gardens, hedgerows, forests, wetlands, and nature reserves. Many of my images are captured within reach of everyday life, proving that remarkable moments often exist closer than we think.

Through my portfolio, print shop, and ongoing projects, I hope to create work that invites connection — to nature, to stillness, and to the overlooked.

If you’re here to look, connect, or collect — I’m glad you’ve arrived.

Let’s stay in touch.