I was first given a camera by my big brother when I was about 10 years old, a bright red Halina, point and shoot, with three exposure settings of sunny, sunny with a cloud and cloudy. It was a free gift I believe with a Littlewoods catalogue subscription. I loved it until its untimely demise when I was 18, when it melted.

At about the same time, I had 9 hours of dark room tuition on the Fine Art degree that I was then studying and that was it, I was really hooked. Since then I've progressed from a battered Canon AE-1 program, and EOS 1000, EOS 3 and so on, moving up to 5 x 4 large format cameras and anything in between that I have been able to get my hands on.

Until recently, Photography was always an itch that needed to be scratched, was this something that I could earn a living from? I'd taken cash in hand jobs and have sold a few pictures, exhibited a few shows, but nothing that serious. Well, after just finishing an FD Degree in Photography and Video, I now feel equipped to take on that challenge.

I am available for any kind of Photography work right now, but have specialized in Food Photography and Environmental Portraiture during my degree. I also have 3 years of studio experience in the clothing industry.

Please get in touch, I would love to hear from you and be a part of your plans.

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