How I see
people & stories.
Photography is the centre of my creative lifestyle — fashion, portraits, events, brand imagery and moving image shaped by a cinematic point of view.
Creative from both sides of the lens.
Working as both a model and photographer changes how I approach an image. I understand what it feels like to be directed, how a set moves, what makes someone comfortable in front of the camera and how small details change the energy of a frame.
I am drawn to photographs that feel considered without feeling over-produced: strong composition, natural character, movement, texture and a sense of place. For brands, that can become a campaign, a portrait series, event coverage or a visual story that feels coherent across stills and motion.
Fashion
Editorial, lookbooks, campaigns and image-led content built around styling, identity and atmosphere.
Portraits
Personal and brand portraiture with a relaxed, editorial approach to people and personality.
Events
Launches, fashion, private celebrations and cultural moments photographed as stories rather than coverage alone.
Motion
Film and moving image informed by my background in filmmaking — short-form, atmosphere and visual narrative.
Image, people, atmosphere.
Film remains part of the language.
My degree and early work in film continue to influence the way I photograph. I think in sequences as much as individual frames — establishing a mood, following movement and finding the details that make a story feel lived-in.
For projects that need more than stills, the same visual direction can extend into short-form film, social content and creative development.
Build something visually distinctive.
Fashion, portraits, campaigns, event stories, creative direction and moving image.