WHy Photography?

I remember as a small child spending countless hours with my elderly neighbours pouring over their photo albums listening to the stories they had about the photos. Holidays, RAF service, family pets. I got lost in the stories. As a teen I was always that friend in the group with the camera. My first digital camera was a 3mp point and shoot from Tesco and I loved that thing. Not sure my friends loved that thing quite as much though.

I’ve spent the last 10 years capturing moments, telling stories, on both sides of the Atlantic.

I grew up in Northern Ireland surrounded by the quiet slowness of the country and have spent most of my adult years in cities like London and New York.

I believe the contrast in that has helped me see every moment as special, the small moments, the big moments, the in between moments. They all add up to something unique. There is something uniquely special about capturing a person's craft, telling their story, be that coffee, personal training, a yoga instructor, a designer, an artist, a writer, an actor. Even an event where I can get those moments of interaction, the laughter, a child reading a speech in front of parliament.

As I've grown as a photographer my desire to tell stories through photography has increased. I believe each person, business, event has a story to tell. I bring that through in my images so that you are able to show who you are and what you do in a way that draws people in and resonates with them. Creating something that not only captures the heart of what you do, but displays it in a way that brings life, personality and depth.