Category: documentary
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15 years of unexposed
portraits Marking 15 years on this blog feels surreal. It’s been an incredible journey of creative ebbs and flows. There are seasons where time slips away and I put the camera down, and others where ideas pour in and I feel a surge of drive to capture more. Ultimately, my goal with every photo has…
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Distance from the grey
Last night, something shifted.For the past few years, the weight of the world has felt entirely overwhelming. Between losing my mum and navigating the heavy, familiar fog of depression, I’ve been in a genuinely dark place. If I’m being completely honest, I still am. However, last night I reached a turning point: I no longer…
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Rest
“Graveyards in London hold a strange beauty—a mix of sadness and serenity. There’s something poignant about the weathered tombstones, some crumbling under nature’s relentless touch, others half-hidden by overgrown blooms. I find myself drawn to the interplay of life and decay, with people strolling and dogs playing amidst this quiet history. When I photograph graveyards,…
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Should I stay or should I go?
Brexit has deeply divided Britain. The sense of uncertainty hangs heavy, with each year seeming to bring more confusion. At a recent protest, the atmosphere crackled with tension. People argued passionately, their voices a mix of frustration and hope. Yet, there was also a surprising coexistence of opposing views. It felt like the country itself…
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Alone With the Tone
Every photographer talks about “the shot,” but for me, this collection isn’t about capturing a perfect, staged moment. It’s an exploration of the frame, the shock of a sudden viewpoint, and how color angles alone can clash or harmonize with the overall tone of a space. These images are entirely about perspective specifically, my perspective…
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Notting Hill Carnival
There is nothing quite like London in late August, but more specifically, there is absolutely nothing like Notting Hill Carnival. It is beautiful, it is wildly vibrant, and it is a complete sensory overload in the best possible way.
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Carcass
A stark beauty emerges from these abandoned buildings scattered around Berlin. Once vibrant structures, they now stand silent, overtaken by creeping vines and the relentless embrace of nature. This contrast between past purpose and present decay holds a strange allure.
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The Tower
People outside of London often stereotype us as rude, cold, and always in a rush. To be fair, most days that’s true. We walk with our heads down, focused on the next destination. But today, as I walked toward Grenfell Tower, that stereotype completely shattered. I didn’t see a city in a rush. I saw…
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The Day After
I don’t often write in my blog because of my dyslexia. I normally let my images do the talking. I was watching the news about the recent London Bridge attack and I could not believe what I was seeing. So I had to see it with my own eyes. I wanted to document the journey from…
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Dark World
There is a distinct, heavy silence that exists only inside abandoned industrial spaces. For a university photography project, I found myself exploring the cavernous, dark ruins of an old factory in Cornwall—nestled in the historic industrial heart of Redruth as it’s lived in my memory ever since.