Hello.
I am an international travel and documentary photographer, driven by the desire to tell the stories of the people I meet and the places I visit through the photographs I capture, all over the world.
I am an international travel and documentary photographer, driven by the desire to tell the stories of the people I meet and the places I visit through the photographs I capture, all over the world.
Have you ever noticed how the world never seems to slow down? Everything always seems to happen at a breakneck speed. There are never enough hours in the day; never enough time to feel we are totally in control. It feels like if we can only finish that last job and we will finally be on top of everything, only to have that feeling snatched away when we realise there is always one more job to complete, always one more task to undertake.
London is full of surprises. Sometimes, these surprises are hidden away from prying eyes, behind walls and high fences. But, just as often they are in the most obvious of place, in broad daylight for anyone to see, providing they look. The Palace of Westminster is just such a place.
Home to around 6,000,000 people, Rio is definitely not somewhere to get away from the crowd. Isolation is an impossible dream with so many people crammed into a single city. But there is something about the vibe of the city which makes everyone your friend.
It is easy to stay in the comfort zone of our lives, but sometimes the real reward is best achieved by stepping out into the unknown.
This photograph, of the Ma-Tsing bridge in Hong Kong, and it is the most dangerous photograph I have ever taken. Of course, I didn’t plan for it to become the most dangerous photograph I have ever taken.
Boxing is pure in Cuba. In a country where the pursuit of personal wealth is often seen as irrelevant, boxers don't train for money or fame. They know they will never see their names lit up in lights, or fight before an audience of adoring fans. Instead, they train for themselves to see what they can achieve.
