About Me
Imagine What happens when you throw together a Fine Art landscape photographer, a Street photographer, and a BBC photojournalist at a wedding?
Well, that mix is me.
As a wedding photographer, I’m all about capturing the real moments—the tears, laughter and shared joyous shots. It’s the genuine, unfiltered vibe of the day that I cherish. But I also love creating stunning couple portraits full of adventure—a mix that truly captures your special day.
Beyond photography, I’m a music lover, from enjoying albums on hi-fi to live gigs and playing bass guitar since age 14. During uni, I dived into sound engineering, joining local crews, going on small tours, and working on incredible shows, including many with famous comedians at festivals.
You can also usually find me outside hiking with my dog Lenny or building something, as I love DIY. In fact, during lockdowns, I turned into a handyman.
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My journey into photography kicked off with snapping the landscapes of my hometown, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. From painting scenes, I soon saw the artistry in my photos themselves. Armed with a camera, I strolled through the streets and down the high street, seeing buildings and people differently.
I loved the contrast between the calm beauty of Fine Art Landscapes and the honest, real vibe of street photography. I tried to capture life’s truths as authentically as a 13-year-old could.
My early photos found a home on platforms like Myspace, Bebo (those were the days!), and Flickr. Building connections, I even set up Pop-up Art galleries in Norwich, where my landscapes took the spotlight, and I sold my first print—something I’ll never forget.
At 15, I landed my first paid gig, photographing landscapes along the Norfolk coast for a globetrotting motorbiker, Nick Sanders (he has multiple world records for push and motorbikes). That’s when it hit me—I might be onto something here.
I studied fine art in college, where I experimented with painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, graphic design, and anything arty I could get my hands on. Finding my knack in photography, I then studied at Carlisle Uni for the jaw-dropping landscape of the Lake District and Scottish borders. Uni life was a mix of daily motorbike adventures, snapping moments on the go, and even documenting the 2009 Carlisle floods for the BBC alongside other events all over the UK.
My journey is about telling stories through visuals, exploring art, and capturing life’s best moments—making every wedding an unforgettable, artistic experience.
Recent Weddings
Buxton & High Peak Wedding Venues & Elopement Guide
Buxton and the wider High Peak area sit in the north-western Peak District within Derbyshire, close to the border with Cheshire, and this part of the Peaks has a very different feel again. Buxton itself is a historic spa town, known for its architecture, gardens, and cultural venues, while the surrounding High Peak area opens out into…
Rustic Stanford Farm Wedding | LGBT+ Friendly Wedding in Shrewsbury
Quinn and Bree’s August wedding at Stanford Farm in Shrewsbury was rustic, relaxed, and full of love. But before we dive into their story, there’s an important part of their journey that shows exactly why it matters to hire a professional wedding photographer. Originally, they had booked another photographer — a professional who sadly became very unwell….
August Summer Wedding at Armathwaite Hall
There’s something magical about weddings where everything just clicks. For Becka & Ian, their day at Armathwaite Hall Hotel & Spa was nothing short of phenomenal — filled with laughter, love, and moments that will stay with them forever. How It All Began Back in 2021, Becka made a huge life change — leaving Essex behind and moving…
