About

I’m a full-time photographer based in the beautiful village of Firle, Sussex, drawn to nature, landscapes, communities and the stories that surround me. Much of my commissioned work is rooted locally, capturing people and places close to home, from portraits and events to the ever-changing South Downs. I also run photography workshops and give talks to camera clubs throughout the year.

Whether photographing for clients or for myself, I approach each scene with curiosity and patience, seeking moments that reveal character: bold colours, unusual textures, fleeting light or subtle movement. I often work with natural light, favouring the soft glow of dawn or dusk, and am especially drawn to unusual weather that transforms familiar landscapes

Alongside commissioned work, I’m developing personal projects that explore our connection to the land. My current project, Chalklands, investigates the chalk landscapes of the South Downs through sculpturally manipulated prints that emphasise the region’s texture, importance and fragility. Previous projects include The Character of Trees, a study of individual trees through multiple exposures, and Land Art, a series of experimental site-based works using found natural materials to make temporary visual statements.

Photography is a constant thread through my life, and it has led me to notice details I might otherwise overlook. When not behind the camera, I can usually be found exploring the Downs with my wife and twin boys, sea swimming, or simply watching the light change across the hills.

What’s in the bag

I’m fully insured with Policy Bee and below is a list of my current photography setup.

Canon R5 x 2

RF 15-35, RF 28-70, RF 100-500

EF 70-200, EF 50mm 1.2, EF 100mm Macro

DJI Mini 3

3 Legged thing Bucky Legend

3 Legged thing LevelHed levelling base

Nya evo backpack