About me

At 27, i’m at a point in life where I’m reaching for something more. After years in a high-pressure, intense career, photography has become my creative escape—an outlet where I can slow down and truly capture what matters. For me, photography is about more than just images; it’s about preserving moments in time—memories you can return to, feelings you can relive, and stories that deserve to be told again and again.

Growing up around horses, I remember long competition days with my mum, both of us so excited to look through the photos afterwards—always buying too many, but never regretting it. I still have them today, and they take me right back to a time of innocence, before the chaos of adulthood. One photo in particular—my nan gently stroking my pony, Abbey,  on one of those competition days. It still brings tears to my eyes. Those moments, those people, that feeling… that’s the beauty of photography.

Now, I share those memories with my niece, who looks at them in complete awe, asking endless questions about the life I once lived. It reminds me just how powerful a photograph can be—how it connects generations and keeps memories alive. I’m incredibly grateful for the upbringing my mum and dad gave me, and it’s that same sense of love and appreciation that I bring into my work.

Whether I’m capturing weddings, portraits, beloved pets, or horse events, my goal is always the same: to create images that feel real, emotional, and timeless. Photos you’ll be excited to see, proud to share, and grateful to look back on. So be yourself, embrace the moment, and don’t hold back—because these are the memories that last a lifetime.