TL;DR (Too long; didn’t read.)

There will be none of this "fell in love with photography at the age of seven" nonsense. I simply bought a DSLR thinking it's the only thing separating me from achieving PRO results. Little did I know...

Longer (but still short) version

I recall being fascinated by cameras in my uni days. Digital technology in particular. Being able to see the result instantly was really something. Looking at their eye-watering prices was something else. And so, after graduation and joining the employed crowd, I got myself a DSLR. It swallowed a chunk of my second salary. And that’s only because the first one funded a laptop. At the time, I was convinced that this piece of black plastic was the only thing I was missing to become the next big thing in photography since the invention of Polaroid. But I didn’t even understand all the buttons on the thing. The journey continues however, and has taken me to places (not only literally), I wouldn’t even imagine reaching.

The longest?

The truth is that writing a good “about” section is probably harder than mastering photography so I will leave it there and, instead, dedicate my time to things I enjoy. Like eating food with hot sauce. 

"Lens what? Never heard

of it."

Digital Photographer Magazine

★★★★★

"Who?" 

The Guardian

★★★★★

"Stop calling this number!"

National Geographic

★★★★★

Competitions (photos below from top left):

2010 – Karl Taylor Competition - Transportation – Honourable Mention

2012 - Digital Camera Magazine – Architecture Competition – 2nd place

2015 – Atkins Environmental Photographer of the Year – top 25 entries

2015 – Lenses For Hire – Best aviation photograph of 2015 – winner

2016 – Bournemouth Echo – Bournemouth Air Festival – finalist