Awards:
AOP Awards 2007, Judges Choice, single image category.
Silver medal, London Photographic Awards 2007 (portraiture section).
Highly commended, London Photographic Awards 2007 (landscape section).
Best Photographer Award, Inspired Art Fair 2006
Silver medal, London Photographic Awards 2006 (landscape section).
Silver medal, International Salon of Creative Photography, 2005.

Joint Exhibitions:
Roof Unit:Foundations, Space Studios, London, October 2007
Four Corners, London, October 2007
Lets Face It 3, Calumet, Manchester, June 2007
Lets Face It 3, Calumet, London, March 2007
Association of Photographers (AOP) Awards, AOP Gallery, London, March 2007
Portfolio, AOP New Members Exhibition, AOP Gallery, London, February 2007
Inspired Art Fair, Christ Church, Spitalfields, London, November 2006
Signature, AOP Gallery, London, November 2006
Twisted/Cognitive/Sublime, Sun and Doves, London, October 2006
AOP Open, AOP Gallery, London, September 2006
Nolia's Gallery, Thomas A Becket, London, May 2005

Member of the Association of Photographers. Selected for the Professional Development Programme by Four Corners Centre for Film and Photography, London. Images are placed with various Art Consultancies and in several corporate collections. Work has been reproduced in diverse media by designers, creatives and even club VJ’s.

Commissioned work/Picture usage: Sunday Times (Travel section and Magazine), Royal Photographic Journal, 125 Magazine, Photoeidolo Magazine (Greece), Daily Mail Ski & Snowboard Magazine, Skiing & Snowboarding-The Complete Guide, Völkl, Spirit & Destiny, Mountain Tracks, Base Camp, Image Magazine, Elan Money Magazine, London Photographic Association.

Images are presented such that the colour and quality of the light found in the landscape becomes the core component - the heart - of the image. Viewpoints are often chosen with no significant foreground detail to evoke the greatest possible sense of space and light. Dramatic cloudscapes or haunting atmospheric conditions transform and mutate the images, conveying a sense of unease and foreboding, subverting their traditional subject matter. Instead of 'wishing we were there' these environments remain enigmatic, unwelcoming and ambiguous.

Recent contemporary work includes the ‘Naked’ series which shows lone figures in vast, primal landscapes. Though individually vulnerable and insignificant, the figures highlight the contradiction that humanity as a whole has brought these fragile environments to the edge of extinction. The ‘Machinations’ series depicts the creeping encroachment of artificial structures in pristine environments, questioning man's efforts to mould and utilise the landscape.

In the 'Abstracts' series luminance and darkness clash in enigmatic, abstract forms and textures. As with all my images, they are exhibited with only a vague geographical reference, the viewer left to interpret them using their own perceptions, memories and imagination.

The 'Commissions' section of this website shows work in other styles including editorial, action, location portrait and product photography.

Updated April 2008