My photographic journey
Photography has been a part in my life for as long as I can remember. What began as a quiet fascination in my early years—watching light shift across a room, noticing the way moments could feel both fleeting and permanent—gradually grew into something far more intentional. A camera became my way of holding onto those fragments of time, of making sense of the world around me. For many years my focus was on photographing my evolving family life - primarily high days and holidays.
This page is a reflection of that journey so far. A history that has shaped who I have become, through images that whilst they no longer represent a style I shoot today, still have meaning to me.
One of my earliest images - 1973
First competition winner - 1990
In 2021 my relationship with photography evolved from a hobby and curiosity into a craft. I have explored different styles, subjects, and techniques, but the core has always remained the same: a desire to capture something honest, that means something to me personally. What started as unplanned moments in street photography evolved into carefully considered and constructed concepts. I am drawn to images that carry a sense of atmosphere and emotion—photographs that linger.
This journey hasn’t been about perfection, but about discovery. Each frame is part of an ongoing process of learning how to see more clearly, to push boundaries, and to refine a visual voice that feels authentic. Photography, for me, is not just about what is visible—it’s about what is felt, suggested, and remembered.
This page is a reflection of that journey so far. A history that has shaped who I have become, through images that whilst they no longer represent a style I shoot today, still have meaning to me.
