I make photographs of the landscapes that feel ancient - heathland breathing mist at dawn, tides shifting along the Dorset Coast, woodland caught between shadow and renewal. My work is guided by weather, light, and the quiet pull of places that feel older than memory.
I grew up surrounded by landscape, and these have become part of my creative language. The Dorset hills, the New Forest, Isle of Purbeck and the South Coast are not just locations; they're recurring characters in an ongoing story, shaped by wind, water, and time.
My approach is slow and intentional. I walk before I photograph. I listen before I lift the camera. I wait for the moment when the land feels alive, when the atmosphere shifts, when something unseen becomes briefly visible. These are the moments I try to capture in my images.
I'm drawn to the way a place can hold emotion, memory, and a story all at once. My images are less about documenting a scene and more about capturing the feeling of standing within it.
Through fine-art prints and creative collaborations, I aim to share work that invites stillness, reflection and a deeper connection to the natural world. If my photographs offer just a small amount of quiet, the've done their job.
