Photography, people, places and stories.

My adventures with a camera at home and abroad

Photography has been a lifelong passion, influenced by a family background in the industry. My photographic career started in fashion, editorial, and advertising. A time that saw me working with some amazing people and where I learned that the art of taking a good photograph wasn’t the technical aspects of the equipment, but actually how you connected with your subject. Today, I enjoy revisiting that past life, meeting new and incredible people and capturing them for who they are.

More recently, I have been working on an art nude series that has seen me travel to some extraordinary and otherworldly locations to combine the beauty of nature with the human form. I firmly believe photos should be appreciated in printed form, and today I do this with my large format Giclée printer something that created enough interest to encourage me to set up a print shop. Read more about my photographic adventures on my blog or visit my about me page.

Wall Art

Making the image is only half the story.
Printing it brings it to life.
See the work as it was meant to be seen, in print.

Print Shop

Recent Work

  • Party with Leo

  • Irina

  • The Exhibitionist

  • Person in leggings with intricate black-and-white patterns, kneeling on wooden surface, with hands against a textured wall.

    Noémie Dragon

  • Nausicaa Yami

    Nausicaa Yami

  • Ada Ho. The Tiny Dancer

    Tiny Dancer

  • Model wearing a dress made of crumpled paper and posing against a background of more crumpled paper.

    All Dressed Up

  • Jordan

    Jordan

  • Black and white photo of a person in a seated pose, wearing a sheer top with rhinestones and stockings.

    Karina

  • Black and white photo of a woman in a bikini sitting on the ground against a wall with a vented window.

    Nausicaa

  • Black and white photo of a woman with her back partially turned, wearing a long skirt, and holding her braided hair.

    Claire

  • Marisa Roper in NYC

    Marisa Roper

  • Black and white photograph of a person seated, back facing the camera, with their arm resting diagonally across a wooden surface, highlighting their spine.

    The Acorn

  • Daria Dreamland

    Daria

  • Claire en France

Travel Portfolio

I love to travel and always pack camera gear. My photography is rooted in a people-centric approach, exploring how individuals connect with their surroundings. Below are a few examples from some recent trips abroad.

Travel Book

  • France 2025

    Two weeks, two chateaus and three locations in France with eight incredible models.

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  • Nausicaa Yami by Sam Barton

    Lanzarote

    Five days in the volcanic island of Lanzarote wth Nausicaa Yami shooting art nude and fashion.

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  • Iceland

    An amazing week on this fantastic island in July 2024. This is a timeless place with incredible scenery that is a perfect backdrop for my project.

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  • Nude person kneeling on rocky terrain, with long hair obscuring face, in a desert-like environment.

    Death Valley

    It took two days to drive to Death Valley, the same amount of time that Sirena and I spent shooting there. 48 hrs of focused creativity and some truly special results.

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  • Aerial view of a woman lying nude on textured rock formations in black and white.

    Malta

    Five days travelling the islands of Malta with Kate. We mixed stret fashion wih art nude and the latter inclkded some overhead shots which kicked off a project that I have been working on ever since.

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  • Utah by Sam Barton

    Utah

    A week spent touring southern and northern Utah with Jenn. My first time shooting in giant canyons, but not my last.

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  • Gran Canaria

    Seven days amongst sand dunes and jagged black mountains. Cristina and I had a great time shooting in locations I had sourced, but also making ad hoc stops en route.

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Studio (and more) Work

I have always enjoyed taking photos in a studio environment. I like the technical aspects of it and enjoy being creative in a controlled space. I am fortunate to have my own dedicated studio at home and this is small collection of photos taken there, and on location and in other studios I use when I’m looking for something different.

Studio Book

Own one of my photographs to put on your wall

The Fledgling The Fledgling
The Fledgling
£250.00
Tree of life
Tree of life
£250.00
Desert Rose
Desert Rose
£250.00
Print Shop
First Flight First Flight
First Flight
£250.00

Elemental Project

Elemental is the working title for my current project, a series of photographs taken in other worldly locations, combining the beauty of nature with the human form.

I have always enjoyed travelling, experiencing new cultures and admiring a planet that never ceases to surprise me. Most of all I relish working with people, especially those who share my passion for being creative. Somewhat ironically I struggle with traditional landscape photography alone, I have always needed to include a person in the frame to complete the image. Therefore, this project is a natural evolution, something that was always inside me, a need to combine the beauty of nature with the beauty of the human form. So far I have traveled to Utah, Malta, Gran Canaria, Death Valley, Lanzarote, Iceland and Italy seeking out alien looking landscapes to complement this project.

Below are some examples from my travels. Follow my adventures on Instagram.

Elemental
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Blog posts

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An Italian Photographic Adventure
An Italian Photographic Adventure

It was the end of July and I was in a cinema foyer trying to get my head around the price of popcorn when my phone vibrated. It was a voice message from Tezz, her gentle tones a welcome respite from my vibrant surroundings. She had been chatting to Elena and learned of our planned trip to Tuscany in September and was asking if this could be the opportunity for us to shoot together. Tezz is not native to Tuscany but her boyfriend is so she spends a number of months a year there.

I had not met Tezz before but we had exchanged a number of messages, shared views on a few photos and a failed attempt to try and find a time to work together in 2024. But I’m someone who recognises when stars align, plus if Elena thought this was a good idea, I’d have to agree, afterall (as she would remind me many times in Italy) she is always right.

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Interview with Nausicaa Yami & Tezz Tran
Interview with Nausicaa Yami & Tezz Tran

This is a transcript of a conversation I had with Nausicaa Yami (Elena) and Tezz and her boyfriend Giona, recorded over dinner at the end of a three-day shoot in Italy. What started as a simple chat turned into just over an hour, gossiping about their unique connection, how each of them found their way into modelling, and the experience of having books dedicated entirely to their work, and why those books matter.

It was part serious, part silly: one minute we were talking about trust and vulnerability, the next laughing about worms in the water, taking me to a hospital and how they enjoyed sharing a bedroom together. Pull up a chair and join us at the table for a chat.

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Two weeks, two chateaus. A photographic adventure in France.
Two weeks, two chateaus. A photographic adventure in France.

It’s 4:30am and I’m laughing as I clumsily navigate my luggage past the street lamps along the narrow side road. I’m walking to Paddington to catch the train to Heathrow. My backpack has been all over the world with me, USA, Dubai, Australia, the Canaries, Jordan and much more, but this is the first time that I’ve taken a bag with a background stand and backdrop on a photographic adventure. Who does this? I say to myself with a chuckle as I climb on board the train like it’s perfectly normal. I’m headed to France for two weeks of photography with friends old and new and travelling to several new cities. I love to travel, but in many ways this is a little unusual for me, of late my idea of a photographic adventure is to head off into the unknown, a desert or dormant volcano to capture the beauty of the human form in an otherworldly location.

But on this occasion I will be staying and shooting in two rather grand looking chateaus. The black backdrop slung over my shoulder will be used to stage a studio like scene juxtaposed against the grandeur of a chateau, or at least that is the idea. 

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How to Take Portraits That Capture the Soul | Photography Tutorial
How to Take Portraits That Capture the Soul | Photography Tutorial

When I first picked up a camera, I thought the hardest part would be the technical side. It wasn’t. The real challenge was learning how to *see* people, not just photograph them.  

This guide shares my approach to photographing people authentically, building trust, creating a safe space, and capturing genuine moments.

These thoughts come from my experience photographing a wide range of people, models, actors, celebrities, and just "normal" people alike.  

I’ve also included a selection of photographs taken yesterday with Oliva Linz from Ukraine. It was her first day in the UK, and we were complete strangers, with only a handful of hours to get to know each other and be creative. Although we had chatted briefly before the shoot and agreed on the studio location, none of the images we made together were planned. Everything was created in the moment. The aim is to share my approach in context, alongside some recent images.

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Three awesome shoots
Three awesome shoots

Twenty twenty five is now three months old and is playing out well, but it is also in stark contrast to this time last year. These past few years I have rekindled my love of photography and I have been fortunate to be able to dial up the focus year on year but I’m not sure I’ll be able to top 2024. I began the year with a lot of enthusiasm which was strange given I was suddenly out of a job, one I had had for ten years. But that’s me, glass is half full.

I seized the opportunity and booked in a number of photography trips. However, two weeks into this new life and I was offered a 3 day a week contract. I had promised myself I would take a break (I’d had two jobs in twenty years) and I also had said I wouldn’t take the first job that came along.

But it was a great role and I really liked the team and project AND they were fine with me working around my planned trips. It wasn’t long before that became a full time job and I love it. But that has meant that my day job takes focus and this year I have had fewer opportunities to shoot. That being said, the studio time I have had has been very productive, each one special and a reminder why I love the creativity that photography affords me. This is the story of the three awesome shoots I have had this year.

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2024. A year in review.
2024. A year in review.

This story is taken from my book; ‘2024, in review’. This is something I do every year for me alone, a way to compare my work year on year and perhaps something to enjoy later in life when I have packed away my cameras.

I’ve had an amazing year; 2024 is going to be a hard one to beat. These past 12 months have been truly special, the by-product of a collection of unplanned events. I’ve had two jobs in 20 years, and that streak came to an end in March this year. Suddenly, I had a lot of free time, and I knew I wanted to dive into some travel photography before getting back behind a desk. So, I seized the opportunity and booked a bunch of trips. But two weeks later, I was offered a job I couldn’t say no to, and they were kind enough to work around my planned trips. So, this is the story of a wild 2024. Buckle up; it’s been a fun ride!

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Recent Edits

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My Instagram

Award winning photography

Series of photography award certificates and a medal.

My photographs have won a number of awards including a 1st place and gold award in the WPE International photographers in 2023 and 2024. As well as a 1st place in the 35Awards in 2025.