My path into photography began with a fascination for the natural world—the patient wait for a kingfisher or the elegant glide of a swan across a Norfolk moat. While capturing the character of British wildlife remains at the heart of what I do, my creative curiosity eventually led me to look closer at the world around me. ​ I began to see the landscape not just as a setting, but as a canvas of textures, light, and movement. This has sparked a transition into experimental and abstract photography. By playing with long exposures, intentional camera movement, and unconventional perspectives, my aim is to strip away the literal and explore the emotion of a scene. Whether I am documenting the residents of Baconsthorpe Castle or creating a fleeting abstract of a coastal tide, my goal is the same: to share the quiet, wild beauty of Britain in a way that feels both intimate and unexpected.