A photographer from London, England.

I’ve always had an interest in images.  As a child I’d spend hours drawing pictures and taking photos on my parents’ Olympus Trip 35.  My teenage years were spent ‘designing’ buildings – unfortunately, none of which ever got built!  But my understanding of images and pictures changed between the ages of 14 and 16 when I studied a course at school called Design & Communication.  D&C introduced me to the concept of creating images with power in order to tell a story or convey a message.

As I got older my interest in photography blossomed and I began to see that I had an eye for a good shot or a new angle.  I’ve retained my passion for architecture (mostly modern) and enjoy seeing how buildings interact with people and the spaces around them.  I also enjoy taking portraits – the happy faces at the end of a shoot are very rewarding for me!  But most of my photography comprises candid shots of people, daily life and the goings on of the world.

I enjoy the challenge of trying to find the extraordinary within the ordinary, to quote a certain well-known photographer!  There is always something new to see, even if you’ve seen ‘it’ before; the light is never the same at any one place.

That’s why I love London; there’s inspiration and surprise lurking round every corner.