Over a Decade in Photography

Photography has been a venue for me to experience a great many things in my life thus far. I remember photographing the North Tower of the World Trade Center in April 2001. I remember the second wave of the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami sweeping dozens away in front of my eyes as I photographed the beaches and the aftermath from the Indian coastline. The G8 summit of 2005 took me to Scotland and only a few weeks later I photographed the central scenes of the 21/7 failed bombing attempt in London immediately after the 7/7 suicide attacks.

It was around this time that I became Photo Editor of The London Student, reaching 120,000 readers with every published image. I was first tear-gassed during the anti-CPE riots of 2006 in Paris and am privileged to have photographed some of James Watson's original DNA samples in 2007 for King's College London's Corporate Design Unit (I was also Photo Editor of KCLSU's newspaper: Roar). All the while I was freelancing for Metal Hammer and PlayMusic magazines, photographing over several years Download and Reading festivals, and gigs in and around London.

I completed the 24hrs 3 Peaks Challenge with the Metropolitan Police Service in 2008, photographing some very cold police officers at 1,344 metres. 2009 was the year that the Right Reverend E. Don Taylor retired as Bishop of New York City and I photographed his final service from the choir stalls of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine.

Now I specialise in glamour, portraiture and corporate photography commissions, having recently completed work for Grainger Plc. and the Joint Services Command and Staff College. Please feel free to contact me for further information or for any other queries. I hope that you enjoy the site, and thanks for visiting.

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