Some images from my project 'Purpose' have been chosen for an exhibition at Tetbury Arts Centre. The exhibition opens 28th October - 20th December.



Some images from my project 'Purpose' have been chosen for an exhibition at Tetbury Arts Centre. The exhibition opens 28th October - 20th December.



This commission from @glock_agency was to create sensorial close-ups with real people, to showcase key moments and techniques within @dewars whisky.
Stills and moving image with production from @germaine_walker

A sauna by the river is great way to start the year off.
Here's some photography I shot for the local @thesaunadrop






Thrilled to be selected as a finalist again for The AOP Photography Awards with my series ‘Gestures’.
"This series of images comes from a continuing body of work I have collaborated with deaf artist, writer and director Louise Stern for over 15 years. Through this time I've slowly being learning ASL(American sign language), as Louise is American and grew up in an exclusively deaf community. Since leaving home she has fully immersed herself in the hearing world, communicating by either writing on scraps of paper or through an interpreter.
Communication has become a large part of what she explores with her art and writing.
This body of work is from rehearsal workshops for her feature film debut, in which the cast is predominantly deaf. The workshops were to help free the cast from specific forms of communication and to play with gestures and dance over sign language.
Louise invited me to participate photographically. She gave me the freedom to explore however I wished.
I didn't want to focus on 'deaf' characters signing, and instead focused on the separation between myself and the cast. I wanted to capture the power of this strong physical communication that was being created.
Colour is usually a strong part of my work, but black and white just seemed to focus on the gestures in these images clearer."


An amazing commission from Accenture/Droga5 for Arla, the Danish dairy brand.
They wanted the campaign to focus on small, everyday moments without having to focus too heavily on the product.
With my agent on production, we managed to source a real family as the talent, which really helped in capturing natural moments.
Alongside this, we also shot part of the campaign with my own family, on a nice little picnic walk close to home.





Here are some new images from the ongoing project that I've begun with deaf artist, writer and director Louise Stern.
The first set of images created for this project (which are in the finals of The AOP Awards) were from rehearsals for her first feature film with a predominantly deaf cast.
The images below were taken during filming and explore elements of communication, emotion, isolation, and place.
Louise and I are hoping to develop this project into a book and exhibition.





Brand film created for luxury 5 star hotel Heckfield Place.
The brief was to create a film about a feeling, rather than just show the obvious 5 star luxury with drone shots etc. To do this I shot the entire film with shallow focus, and mainly on a long lens. When editing the film I created a soundscape that would really enhance the sense of being there, having these small glimpses into the everyday of Heckfield.





