I’m a London-based portrait photographer and conceptual artist, commissioned by actor, corporate and fashion clients. I started developing and printing my own photos as a teenager (back in the film days!) and never looked back.
I love working with the variety of fascinating characters who pass through my studio. Everyone has a story to tell if you take the time to listen. Listening to their stories helps me to create original and authentic portraits.
Before the shoot, I chat with you find out what ideas and feelings you would like people to have when they see your picture. How do you want to be perceived? What audiences are envisaged for the photos and how will they be used?
My process for portrait photography is first finding the concepts and feelings to visualise the type of photos we’re going for – and only after getting clarity on this, picking up my camera.
Born in London, I live in London with my wife and three children.
You can find out more about my process in the Insights section.
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I’ve had two solo shows of my photographs in London, the first “BIG” at York Street Gallery in Marylebone in 2023 and the second exhibition called “Majesty” last year at London Waterloo station.
My artwork is big and bold with colourful graphic shapes. I’m working on my third solo show entitled “Water”.
Water features intricate water sculptures that appear and vanish within a tiny fraction of a second. In fact, in 1000 times less time than the blink of an eye.
These huge 100cm-high photographs of water drops are packed with amazing detail.
You can view my artworks at my art web site.
