I’m a London-based fine art photographer specialising in landscapes, cityscapes and aerial imagery.

My work focuses on capturing light, atmosphere and perspective to reveal the character of a place.

My aim is to create images that draw people in and allow them to experience a location in a more thoughtful, immersive way whether it’s somewhere familiar or somewhere new.

My journey into photography began in 2019 through street photography. What started as a creative outlet quickly became something more meaningful a way to reconnect with the outside world and navigate a challenging period with my mental health.

Despite being blind in my left eye, I developed a unique way of seeing focusing on moments of light, detail and atmosphere that might otherwise go unnoticed.

This perspective continues to shape how I approach every image I create.

Having spent most of my life in London, much of my work explores the city from different vantage points, capturing its changing light, architecture and mood throughout the day and into the night.

Alongside this, I’ve developed a strong passion for landscape photography, creating images that invite a sense of calm, space and connection.

A turning point in my journey came in 2023, when my image of Dovercourt Lighthouse was shortlisted in the History Hit Photographer of the Year competition and later published in Digital Camera Magazine.

I continue to develop both personally and professionally, including achieving my A2 Certificate of Competence drone pilot licence, which allows me to capture unique aerial perspectives of both urban and natural environments.

Many of my photographs are available as fine art prints, created to bring a sense of atmosphere, calm and connection into homes and interior spaces.

Through my work, I aim to create images that invite people to pause, reflect, and see the world differently.

London based fine art photographer specialising in landscapes, cityscapes and aerial imagery.