What started as a simple curiosity for nature quickly became a passion for photography. A few years ago, I set off on local walks with a pair of binoculars, spotting wildlife I’d never noticed before. I picked up a camera to document what I was seeing — and something just clicked. That accidental hobby became a full-blown obsession.

 

Over the last three years, I’ve poured everything into refining my craft. Along the way, I’ve been shortlisted for the internationally acclaimed Wildlife Photographer of the Year, recognised twice by British Wildlife Photographer of the Year, and named in Canon UK’s Top 5 Wildlife Images of 2024. I’ve also been a runner-up in the Essex Wildlife Photography Competition, featured in Amateur Photographer Magazine, and had my work showcased multiple times by Canon UK and other respected platforms.

 

But for me, it’s never been about awards. It’s about connection — with nature, with animals, and with the people who love them. Whether it’s capturing the alert stillness of a fox in the wild, or the quirky personality of a family dog, I aim to reveal the beauty in every subject I photograph.

 

My style is natural, calm, and observational. I don’t force the shot — I wait for the moment. I work by the philosophy: Don’t go looking for the extraordinary — find the extraordinary in the ordinary.

 

If you’re looking for a photographer who’s patient, passionate, and deeply connected to animals, I’d love to work with you.