I’m a photographer with a long-standing love of history, heritage, and the stories hidden in landscapes. Over the years, I’ve found myself increasingly drawn to places with a sense of time — the quiet corners, weathered textures, and traces of the past that shape how we experience the present. Photography, for me, is a way of paying attention to those details and giving them space to breathe.

I’m a member of the Derbyshire Archaeological Society and spend a lot of my time exploring historic sites, poring over old maps and LiDAR scans, or just heading out on a walk to see what’s there. On a good day, I get to do all three. I enjoy finding ways to blend research with visual storytelling — whether that’s through a camera, a bit of writing, or something in between.

Outside of work and photography, life is happily full of small adventures and daily chaos. My partner and I share a love of walks through historic places — although these days they tend to be squeezed in around family life and the spirited company of our three-year-old. It’s not always peaceful, but it’s rarely dull.