About

Having previously been a keen amateur photographer I took the plunge to full time photography in 2020. I had been diagnosed with CPTSD and found photographer as my way through dark times. I couldn't resist the possibility of sharing this with others.

Today I say that my images are an outward expression of an inner feeling, a visual way of making sense of the world.

I run a weekly photography for well being group as running a variety of photography workshops in and around Bristol and London where my passion for moody and creative street photography gives me plenty of opportunity to let my imagination wild.

My work has featured in a number of exhibitions, been published in National Publications not least on employing adults with learning disabilities.

Well travelled, I have a heart for Africa where I have been doing voluntary work in Kenya since 2005 and now Photography Holidays in Morocco.

A personal note: My favourite country is Iceland, favourite city Havana, favourite place to be, where ever my wife is!