I began taking pictures at the age of 10 with a plastic compact camera (pinched from my sister) on holiday in the south of France. At 16 I was given a secondhand Nikon F60 for my birthday, the beginning of a love affair with black and white photography. I got my first DSLR when I turned 23 and used it to photograph London and concerts to support my music journalism. I turned to photographing wildlife and landscapes a couple of years later.
Where my photos have been published:
- The Guardian: The South Downs bolthole that offers a ‘complete escape from the world’, June 2024
- Evening Standard: feature about mushrooms in London
- Le Monde: feature of Seven Sisters Cliffs/South Downs National Park, August 2022
- The Guardian (uncredited): They want to build a theme park here? Swanscombe peninsula, Britain’s newest protected place, December 2021
- The Guardian: The appy wanderer: smartphone walking in our cities’ green spaces, January 2018
- The Metro: International Day of Forests, March 2017
Unlocking Landscapes 