About Me
Get to know the photographer behind the camera.
I grew a love for photography in 2012, when my grandad taught me everything he knows about photography and how to get a great picture. Since then, I have studied photography at school and also taught myself in various different ways from experimenting, watching YouTube videos and learning from other photographers I know.
My main love is landscape and travel photography, but I do dabble into the odd portrait or product shot.Taking photos for my blog really does help with product photos and learning different skills. I am always snapping away when I'm on holiday, it really helps me get used to taking photographs in different scenarios. I love to keep my photographs as natural as possible, with minor editing to be done to show the beauty we have in our world.
I am always excited to see where inspiration will take me next. For more information about my portfolio or how we can collaborate on an upcoming project, get in touch today or read more in my FAQs below.
FAQ
What cameras do you use?
I currently use the Canon 60D. I have been using this camera for the past 3 years and have no plans to move on yet. For my Canon, I am currently using the Canon 50mm and 10-18mm and the Tamron 70-300mm. I have recently sold my Olympus PEN EP-L7 as I wasn’t getting much use out of it over my Canon.
How long did you study photography for?
I studied photography for 2 years in 2012 whilst in 6th Form studying A Levels. But I have been self teaching myself over the years. I find being out in the open with a camera is a great way to learn because you are always faced with different situations and scenarios that helps you adjust.
Do any photographers inspire you?
My current photography inspirations are Annie Leibovitz, Levison Wood, Gillian Wearing and a few other photographers. They all vary in terms of style but I love them all for individual reasons.
Have you attended any photography events?
I love attending the Wildlife Photographer Of The Year exhibition at the National History Museum in London. I get so inspired by the young photographers around the world, a young boy as old as 6 from India can take such an amazing photograph. It really inspires me to be better.
Who inspired you to start photography?
My grandad did! My grandad showed me his cameras and the shots he had taken. He was a president for the Wycombe Photographic Society (1988 – 1990) and won quite a few awards for the shots he had taken. My Nan had even taken a shot of me on a body board on our holiday to Devon, and she won an award too and that was her first time picking up a camera. Since then photography has always been in my blood, whether it’s something small or something big like a travel landscape shot.
What styles are you interested in?
I am all up for experimenting with my styles and what routes I want to go down currently. I like to keep my shots natural and showing the natural beauty of the focus.
I have delved into product, portrait, travel and animal photography as well as at events but I'm interested in trying other styles along the way. My favourite thing at the moment is trying out taking shots from different and unusual angles, sometimes the outcome is very interesting.
Do you have a question to ask me?
"The best thing about a picture is that it never changes, even when the people in it do."