Primarily interested in film photography and alternate photographic practices, my work has developed a specific style due to my slow nature of working. Each image I make is carefully considered, from deciding on my locations and framing to carefully planned costumes and poses in my self portraits. 

As a recent Graduate from Solent University, I feel that my photographic education has really influenced the way I operate as a photographer, and has left me with a variety of skills that I can utilise in any future work. 

My most recent and largest project Icene (2025) was carried out for my University FMP, and follows the entire length of the 26 mile long River Itchen in Hampshire. Shot entirely on black and white 5x4 film this was the most challenging project I have ever worked on, testing not only my photographic skills but becoming very taxing on my body. The project, which amounted to a 5 meter long concertina book containing 25 images, covers my journey up river from the mouth at Weston shorefront to the source near Hinton Ampner looking at the river landscape and the ways in which humans have impacted the river. 

Other projects of mine include Family Album (2024), a digital self-portrait project where I recreated old family photographs, exploring the way photographs influence memory,  Frankenstein Flowers (2024) where I used Cyanotypes to explore the concept of truth within photography, and Finding the Light (2024) another self portrait project where I explored insecurities. 

All of my work focuses on concepts or issues close to my heart, and that allows me to completely immerse myself in the creation of the imagery, often becoming not only the photographer but the subject. 

My long term goal is to continue creating projects that I feel passionate about, and to hopefully impact somebody with my images.