Capturing Life, Wherever It Finds Me
From landscapes that celebrate Yorkshire’s natural beauty to documenting heritage and historical artefacts, my work is all about capturing moments that matter.
The Way I See Things
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Anywhere the Lens Leads
From the misty Yorkshire landscape mornings to the vibrant city centre streets, I capture honest moments wherever they happen. My work spans rural landscapes, urban scenes, portraits, and events — always with an eye for mood, light, and story.
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Natural & Unfiltered
I believe the best photographs aren’t forced — they’re found. I work quietly and intuitively, letting the scene unfold while I capture what feels true. Whether you’re in front of the lens or just passing by, authenticity comes first.
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Capturing the Details
Whether it’s the texture of a weathered leaf, the glance of a wild animal, or the quiet presence of a forgotten object — I’m drawn to the small, fleeting moments that often go unnoticed. My lens focuses in close to capture the energy, movement, and emotion that bring a scene to life.
My portfolio
Cityscapes
From my hometown of Bradford to winding quirky little towns and villages this collection captures the quiet rhythm and bold architecture of the cities and towns I explore. I’m drawn to texture, shape, and light — especially where the everyday meets the extraordinary.
Abbeys & Castles
This series is dedicated to the historic structures we’ve visited — from crumbling abbeys to towering castles. There’s something grounding about photographing these spaces: the way they stand against the sky, how nature reclaims them, and the quiet stories held in every wall.
Animals & Nature
Here you’ll find the wildlife I’ve crossed paths with — sometimes by luck, sometimes by long wait. From close-ups of cute animals to wide shots of deer or birds in motion, I aim to capture the life and light in each encounter, with patience and respect.
The Brontë Birthplace Project
In 2023, I had the privilege of supporting the restoration of the Brontë Birthplace in Thornton — the very house where Charlotte, Emily, Anne, and Branwell Brontë were born. As a volunteer photographer, I was invited to document the entire journey: from the early stages of renovation right through to the reopening events and guided tours.
It’s been an honour to witness the transformation of this iconic literary home, capturing not just bricks and beams, but the spirit of the place as it came back to life. From dust-covered rooms to celebrations, I’ve aimed to document the atmosphere, care, and community effort behind the project.
This work has been about more than photography — it’s been about preserving a story, one frame at a time.