Over 25 years ago, I picked up a camera and headed out into the cold Norfolk air, eager to capture the world around me. Back then, my focus was on the technicalities of photography and developing images in the darkroom. However, my perspective has evolved. Through studying Fine Art and being mentored by John Benton-Harris, I discovered a deep passion for the Renaissance in street photography and Visual Sociology.
Photography is a tool for asking questions and exploring the world around me. Each project I embark on has its unique starting point, tone, and flavour. Some delve into the quirks of English cultural eccentricities, tinged with irony. Others seek out the hidden calm and order amidst the chaos of modern life. Whatever the project, my goal is always to help define my environment and inspire others to see the world with fresh eyes.