I’m a UK-based commercial and fine art photographer, specialising in architecture, interiors and environmental portraits.
Architecture serves as my inspiration. It’s compatible with the way that I view the world and how I respond to it through the camera. I’m a perfectionist at heart which is fundamental to my photography; both in the observation of light and form, as well as composition.
Derived from personal intrigue, I take a more investigative approach. I strive to go beyond the ordinary to photograph the extraordinary and enjoy creating a blur between the real and the surreal. I love abstraction.
I’m a purist when it comes to the treatment of my photographs and how I represent each subject, always aiming to preserve authenticity.
First introduced to photography at secondary school, I took the opportunity to explore through study, and soon discovered my interest in form, geometry, symmetry, and abstraction.
Towards the end of my photography degree at The Surrey Institute of Art and Design, I began assisting two architectural photographers, an experience which confirmed my desire to pursue architectural photography. In 2000, I began my career as a professional photographer.
Clients include advertising agencies, design companies, PR companies, artists, art galleries, architects, interior designers, property developers, hotel groups and iconic brands.
My work has been seen in publications, including; Architectural Digest, Condé Nast Traveller, Elle Decoration, House & Garden, Frame, Icon, Interior Design, RIBA Journal, The Architects’ Journal, Vogue and Wallpaper*. I’ve also been interviewed about my work by photography and architecture magazines and online platforms.
I’ve won numerous awards including Best in Category in the AOP Photography Awards, Gold in Px3 and Silver in the Graphis Photography Annual. I’ve held exhibitions at a variety of galleries including Anise Gallery, London, Espace Dupon, Paris and Splashlight Studios, New York.
My work is held in corporate and private collections.
Projects
- Winchester CathedralMy new ongoing personal project, Winchester Cathedral, explores the medieval, Gothic and Norman architecture of The Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity, Saint Peter, Saint Paul and Saint Swithun, commonly known as Winchester Cathedral. When I first entered Winchester Cathedral in December 2023, I was awestruck by its grand scale, especially the nave, which is the longest extant of any medieval cathedral in the country. Dating back to 1079, and extensively remodelled over the next five centurie
- Room 2115The photographs were taken during a visit to Brussels earlier this year. I was drawn to the view through my hotel window, the fixed mesh screen created a distorted view of the outside world, abstract and almost incoherent yet still recognisable. I used the screen as a filter, slowly moving the camera closer or further away to create the desired effect.
- Sasha Stiles at OuternetIt was a wet finish! The weather forecast was sun then showers, so I prepared for both. For a project of this nature, I prefer an overcast day, so the sunlight doesn’t conflict with the artwork. Right on cue, the clouds rolled in, just as the screening started. The conditions were perfect. I finished with a video, and as I started filming, the rain came. Fortunately, I had prepared for the worst, and managed to keep myself and my camera dry as I filmed the final moments. This is new work for
- Thierry Noir before TechnoI had a moment of calm to capture a portrait of Thierry Noir during the installation of his show; Techno, an immersive exhibition inspired by music held at Christie’s. The iconic Berlin artist unveiled new paintings created exclusively for the British auction house, organised in collaboration with London’s legendary nightclub, fabric.
- Coperni x USM Modular FurnitureDetails of Coperni’s first retail concept in partnership with USM Modular Furniture at Selfridges. I took an abstract approach by focusing on USM’s minimalist sensibility, with its signature silver tubes, complementing Coperni’s cutting-edge style. A big thank you to the wonderful team at Tomorrow for the commission.
- A London penthouseI love working with natural light; it’s elegant and sympathetic to what it reveals. Daylight couldn’t have been more flattering for this exquisite London penthouse designed by the Parisian interior architect and designer, Stéphane Parmentier. It’s always such a joy to work with Stéphane, who is so passionate about his work.
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Skills
- Photography
- Photoshop
- Commercial Photography
- Editorial Photography
- Architectural Photography
- Location Photography
- Art Direction
- Creative Direction
- Art Photography
- Advertising Photography
Education
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B.A. Honours in PhotographyThe Surrey Institute of Art & Design
- Farnham, United Kingdom
Awards
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Fine Art Photography Awards 2021 / NominationFine Art Photography Awards
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American Photography 37 / Chosen WinnerAI-AP | American Illustration - American Photography
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