This week I spent the day at a client golf event. Now, before anyone asks... no, I wasn't playing. My golf game is probably best described as a risk to public safety. Instead, I was behind the camera, capturing the conversations, the laughs, the celebrations, and the moments that don't usually happen inside meeting rooms. What struck me wasn't the golf. It was what happens when you remove the formality of the office. Every day, clients, suppliers and delivery teams meet under pressure. There...

There’s something quietly powerful about being a photographer who doesn’t fit into a single box. I’ve never been the type to limit what I shoot. If something feels worth capturing, then it’s worth sharing — simple as that. Whether it’s the fleeting energy of a city street, the stillness of a landscape, or the emotion of a once-in-a-lifetime event, I’ve always believed that photography is less about the category and more about the connection. Street photography and travel have always been at...

This past Saturday, 14/03/2026, I spent the day at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, and as a multi-genre photographer, I have to admit—it almost feels like cheating. Here you are, surrounded by incredible animals, all in large, beautifully maintained enclosures, giving you a captive audience that’s perfect for capturing shots you’d normally need to travel halfway across the world to get. Among my favourites for the day were the cheetahs, as sleek and as ever, and the Amur tiger, whose gaze alone...