Photography has been part of my life since I was a kid, but for me it has never really been about taking pretty pictures. I’m fascinated by people. Their stories, their relationships, the things they’ve survived, the things they’re celebrating, the tiny bits of themselves they don’t always see until somebody else shows them.

I photograph weddings, families, newborns, maternity, couples, individuals, businesses, pets, fantasy creations and plenty of things that don’t fit neatly into a category at all. Traditional, alternative, loud, quiet, wildly creative or beautifully ordinary, I bloody love the lot.

More than anything, I want photography to feel accessible. Neurodivergence, disability, anxiety, camera fear, complicated families, grief, sensory needs, mobility, children who need to MOVE, adults who need time to settle... whatever you bring, it’s not a hoop to jump, it’s a welcome consideration. Boundaries matter. Comfort matters. You never need to perform for me.

My brain might be doing seventeen things at once, but during a shoot I’m watching. Waiting. Chatting. Making ridiculous noises at children. Finding the light. Giving direction when you need it and space when you don’t.

Because whoever you are, and whatever chapter of life you’re in, you deserve photographs too.