A Lifelong Obsession
I have never understood the concept of being bored.
The desire to create is outside of my control, and I spend the majority of my spare time taking pictures, editing pictures, and planning future shoots.
My photography career started in late-nineties London, where a love for travel and adventure led me to shooting cityscapes and landscapes. With a corporate career in brand storytelling, I began to gravitate towards people - looking to tell their story through imagery. This led to work in fashion, weddings, and corporate photography, until a strong curiosity for meteorology and astronomy incorporated astro and extreme weather photography to my growing repertoire.
But it wasn't until I moved to Dallas at the end of 2021 and - purely by chance - photographed my first Bald Eagle, that I began to explore the world of wildlife. This would become an obsession that consumed most every weekend and the majority of my travel, from the bears of Yellowstone National Park, to the hummingbirds of Holbox, an island of Mexico.
These days I no longer consider myself a photographer of a specific genre. I look for beauty and interest in the world around me, and attempt to capture and share it.