My work is rooted in the quiet corners of the English coast, where the sea and the salt air carve their stories into everything they touch. I’m drawn to the "afterlife" of objects; the moment a vessel or a structure stops being a tool and start becoming a part of the landscape itself.

While the shoreline is my current focus, my lens is increasingly turned toward the textures of our native woodlands and the solace of the animals we share our lives with. Whether in the wood grain of ancient oak or the soft gaze of a well-loved companion, I look for the same thread: a beauty that only reveals itself when we stop to truly look.