I came to photography quite late, I wanted to go into Graphic Design and studied it at school, but after ‘falling’ into the hospitality industry, spent over 20 years in management, learning to manage and understand people on a close basis.

I think this is a big part of what makes a good photographer...

..not only the ability to see and capture what others don’t, but being able to coach, organise and put those around you at their ease.

Fast forward to 2016, working in London, I wanted to pursue a more chilled way of life, so started out photographing for fitness and bodybuilding, achieving a healthy client base, but every time I was asked to shoot a family occasion or intimate event

I realised how satisfying it was to see the joy and emotion on the faces of the families I was photographing.

So, wedding photography, it’s the perfect companion for my calm, relaxed approach.

I genuinely love to get to know my couples, love weddings and want you to have the best time. I want to capture the essence of your day, so when you look back on your photographs you can remember exactly what you were thinking, the sounds, the excitement, the anticipation, like you're still there.