about

Born in Doncaster, Yorkshire, I grew up in Salford from the age of 5 and moving down to
London 2006.

My interest in photography started in my early twenties after borrowing a Pentax Spotmatic
camera my father had received after his brother won it in a bet.

Before having the chance to put a film through the camera himself, I took it out for the
weekend and have never looked back (or returned the camera) since.

Photography soon became a real passion, experimenting with different formats and cameras.
I discovered the Horizont, my first swing lens camera, and joined the wonderful world of
Lomography, later getting an LCA, and upgrading the Horizont to a Noblex.
I still predominantly use film, there is something magical about getting it back from the
lab and looking at it on the lightbox for the first time that digital doesn’t give you.

My photography centers on everyday life, the things that I loves or attract my attention.

Selected Exhibitions

2011 – Part of Islington Exhibits in a two week show in The Modern Pantry, London

2011 – Part of Photo collective exhibition at Mumford Fine Art Gallery, Soho

2010 – Part of the 1st and 3rd 100sqft exhibitions in Dalston, Hackney

2003 – Exhibited work as part of a group exhibition in Selfridges, Manchester

Publications

Printed work in “The Lomographic Society presents: Horizon Lomography” book

Awards

2011 Bronze winner (The Built Environment) for the Epson International Pano Awards