I spent over 15 years working as a full-time documentary wedding photographer, shooting more than 800 weddings around the UK and beyond. My approach was always about real moments—authentic, unstaged, and full of human connection. I’ve never been drawn to trends or gimmicks. If anything, my mantra throughout that journey has been simple: tell the truth with your pictures.

Today, I focus more on teaching and sharing what I’ve learned. I run a number of workshops and courses—covering everything from street photography and business strategy to camera settings and storytelling.

You’ll find me speaking at events, posting to YouTube, recording The FujiCast podcast, or writing long-form content that goes deeper than just tips and tricks.

I’ve been a long-time Fujifilm shooter. Most of my professional work was shot on Fujifilm gear, and I’ve had the opportunity to use (and talk about) pretty much every X Series camera since the beginning. I'm passionate about what these cameras offer—not just technically, but creatively—and I’ve built a whole suite of JPEG recipes, Lightroom presets, and educational content to help others get more from them too.

Before photography, I worked in IT in the City of London. I left it behind with no safety net—no trust fund, no retirement pot. Just a belief that telling visual stories for a living was something worth chasing. It was. And it still is.

These days, I divide my time between the Cotswolds and a quiet part of southern Spain. I still shoot street photography (for myself and for teaching), I still write, and I’m still endlessly curious about photography, people, and the overlap between the two.

If you’ve just discovered my work, welcome. If you’ve been following for a while, thank you.

Either way, I hope what you find here and on the rest of the site inspires you to pick up your camera and see things a little differently.