Ever since I can remember, I have had a camera close at hand. My first memory was when my mum gave me her Kodak Model 66. I was five years old, she loaded it with a roll of 120 Kodak film, told me to look through the hole at the back, twist this until it was clear, and then, if I liked what I saw, press this button. I took her advice and, many years later, am still doing it, though admittedly with a few more cameras in my collection now.

Born in the UK, I now live in the USA, where I have been lucky enough to photograph some amazing places. However, one place in particular always seems to pull me back again and again. I first visited Cape Cod in 2010, and ever since, I have been captivated by its rugged beauty. It sits at the fringes of many things, and the ocean shapes its beauty on a rolling basis, so every time you return, it is a different place. This website is a collection of the photography I have taken from Cape Cod over the years, as well as other places I have photgrahphed along my travels.

I choose, when possible, to use analogue film, mostly medium-format Kodak Ektar and Tmax. I love using my Hasselblad 500CM; it has become my default camera of choice, along with my Mamiya 7 and RZ67 Pro II. Occasionally, when I run out of film, I use my Hasselblad X1D, which is the closest I have ever come to digital film.