About

I have been taking photographs for as long as I can remember. My father gave me my first camera when I was five and told me to have fun and keep it simple. When iPhones arrived, what began as a playful habit quickly became my way of capturing the world around me.

 

The accessibility of the camera and editing tools allowed me to respond instantly to whatever caught my eye and create something in the moment. At the age of eleven, I held my first solo exhibition, On My iPhone, at Soden Gallery in Shrewsbury.

 

That experience showed me that photography is not about the equipment you use, but about how you see the world and share that vision with others as a form of storytelling. I am drawn to bold, striking images and to fleeting moments that communicate more than words ever could. I especially enjoy creating photographs that leave the viewer wondering how the moment continues, inviting them to imagine the story beyond the frame.

 

I continue to take photographs wherever I go. Travel inspires me most, especially in France, Spain, and beyond, but often it is the small details and quiet reflections of everyday life that make me pause and reach for my phone.

 

Some of my work has been featured on Vogue’s PhotoVogue platform, which has encouraged me to keep developing my style and pushing my creativity further. For me, photography is a way of slowing down and noticing the world. I hope my images invite others to pause as well, and to discover beauty in the small, unexpected moments.