My lifelong passion for wildlife and aviation began at an early age. As a child, I was rarely without my small silver camera, eager to capture anything of interest during family walks or visits to Suffolk airbases. Over time, I gradually upgraded my equipment, with each new camera allowing me to develop my skills and refine my artistic vision.
In recognition of my work, I was awarded the Essex Wildlife Trust’s Young Blood category for two consecutive years: in 2017, for an image of a Little Owl, and in 2018, for a photograph of a male adder. In 2020, I was honoured to deliver an illustrated talk for the Tendring Local Essex Wildlife Trust Group, where I had the opportunity to share my knowledge, experiences, and enthusiasm for wildlife and photography with the local community.
That same year marked a significant milestone in my photographic journey, as I acquired my first DSLR camera — a step that enabled a substantial advancement in both image quality and creative capability. Since then, I have continued to pursue photography with dedication and purpose, travelling extensively across the United Kingdom and abroad. My portfolio now encompasses a diverse range of subjects, from rare birds (both feathered and mechanical) to the high-speed world of speedway racing and the evocative atmosphere of living history events.