A Little Bit About Me
Photography was a big part of my graphic design education at art school, but after graduating I didn’t pick up a camera again for nearly twenty-five years – until recently rediscovering it.
Photography
As much as I would love to travel to far-flung places around the planet, the photographs on this website were not captured in exotic locations or world-famous cities – they were taken close to home, in my local area.
My work is rooted in the belief that compelling stories and striking images can be found anywhere, especially in the familiar places we often overlook.
Projects
I’m currently working on several long-term photographic projects, including:
A Coast Half-Seen
A Coast Half-Seen, is a visual study of Llandudno and Conwy. The project explores the two towns on the North Wales coast through moments of disrupted and partial visibility, observing how the sea, surrounding architecture, people, wildlife, and movement are fragmented by railings, walls, weather, and other visual obstructions. These interruptions leave each scene feeling contingent, unstable, and incomplete.
Bridging The Tide
I’m also developing Bridging the Tide, an early-phase black-and-white project around Conwy harbour and quayside, focusing on form, light, movement, and structure, where water, stone, steel, and passing life become shifting shapes, tones, and rhythms.
The Space Between
Another ongoing project is The Space Between – a street photography project across villages and towns in North Wales exploring fleeting moments of everyday life seen through glass, where reflections and transparency create layered scenes of people, movement, and light.
Llandudno Reflections
I've also started a new project on the town of Llandudno, provisionally titled Llandudno Reflections which is a photographic study of the town, its seafront, and nearby areas, seen through glass, shadow, and passing surfaces.
Using reflections in windows, shopfronts, and other reflective spaces, the images explore both kinds of reflection: the visual doubling of Llandudno and its surroundings, and the quieter act of looking back on a place shaped by memory, tourism, and fleeting visits.
Notes from the Strait
A new and evolving photographic project made along the Menai Strait on the North Wales coast, Notes from the Strait explores place, atmosphere, details, stories, and quiet observations. At this early stage, the work is deliberately open: landscapes, details, people, traces, weather, crossings, and quiet observations may all become part of the same body of work. More documentary in approach than my usual practice, the project remains rooted in my own way of storytelling, allowing the Strait to reveal its shape over time.
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Enquiries
For all enquiries, please visit my contact page.