My interest in Photography started at college when I picked up a camera and decided that I liked the freedom it presented to capture the world in my own way.

 

My interest in Wildlife and the natural world sparked at a young age watching David Attenborough documentaries. Over the years, wildlife has developed into a passion, combining this with photography in turn, led me to Falmouth University, where in 2013 I graduated with an upper 2:1 degree in Marine and Natural History Photography.

 

Since then I have been lucky enough to visit New Zealand where I spent 2 months travelling and exploring the country with my husband. My passion for photography and travel keep growing and in the future I hope to travel to Africa and South America. I enjoy focusing on long projects where I can really get to know my subjects. I find that the longer you spend in a place, the more you will see the story.

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In 2015, I was awarded Highly Commended in the British Wildlife Photography Awards for my fighting corncrake image.

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When I'm not photographing wildlife I'm usually out photographing people. You can see my other work here.