Living in the Nadder Valley in Wiltshire, the ever-changing colours and moods of the Wiltshire and Dorset landscape are my constant source of inspiration. The enjoyment gained from taking photographs, from trying to capture the light and colours at their best, is matched by the experience of simply being outdoors, wandering over the hills and through woodlands, ever thankful for the privilege of living in this beautiful part of the world. Photography has given me a far greater appreciation of our surroundings in the natural world. Every year in late April and early May I am drawn to woodlands full of bluebells, not because the photos I will take will be any better than the hundreds of bluebell photographs I have already, but because the experience of being in a bluebell wood early on a Spring morning is such a treat. Unfortunately the photographs can never capture the sound of the birds or the scent of the flowers!

Apart from an A level photography course at Salisbury College, I am largely self-taught, now using a Canon EOS 5D digital SLR with a selection of lenses. My first Wylye Valley Calendar was produced in 2008, and with the addition of the Nadder Valley Calendar in 2021, total calendar sales over the years have raised more than £70,000 for Wilton based international children's charity Hope and Homes for Children.

All prints, greetings cards and Christmas cards are produced from my own original photographs. Online sales through a picture library have meant that my work has appeared in a range of books, newspapers and magazines. Framed prints are produced in oak frames, although other styles are available on request, and I am also available for photographic commissions.