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photography

I became fascinated with photography as a student, but sold my equipment when I moved to London and the flute consumed all of my time. A decade later, I had the extraordinary good fortune to travel to India on tour, and I just knew I had to take a camera with me. I brought along an old Canon DSLR and a single 50mm prime lens that I'd found on ebay, and my colleagues in the orchestra liked the images so much that they started asking for headshots. Now I had an excuse to expand my kit, to learn more about my camera and to rediscover my joy for street & travel photography - a joy that has stuck around for good!

travel & documentary 

I'm at my happiest when exploring new places with a camera. I find the continual search for beauty has helped me find it in some wonderfully unexpected places.

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When I come home, I even enjoy the time-consuming process of organising and editing all my images. It feels almost like an extension of the trip. While I'm doing this, I start writing about the place I've been to. There's usually a story to tell, and I take real pleasure in finding the right words to go with the right images. Click the image below for a selection of photo essays on my blog.

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photography blog

street photography

I've put together a few galleries of some of my favourite images from the last few years. The majority of these images are taken at a 35mm focal length with a Fujifilm X100 series camera.

New York City

New York City

Street Portraits

Street Portraits

India

India

Charleston, SC

Charleston, SC

Portugal

Portugal

Vietnam

Vietnam

Monochrome

Monochrome

professional work

When not doing musical things, I do some freelance photography, specialising in headshots, weddings and events. I work exclusively in an informal, documentary style, with an emphasis on visual storytelling. To make an enquiry, please use the contact form below.

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