For several years now, I have been working with camera companies to test and review photographic equipment via my YouTube Channel. This includes cameras, lenses, tripods, lighting, software and many other tools that will improve your photography and video capabilities. Many products have been reviewed under a Non-Disclosure Agreement, I have also been part of Insta360’s Beta testing programme for their latest 360 camera.

In 2021 I passed my commercial drone test, which is known as the A2 CofC. I am now licenced to carry out commercial aerial work for both video and stills. You will see some of my drone work in my youtube videos, as it adds an extra level of production value when setting the scene for visiting a location.

My black and white portfolio exhibits some of my finest landscapes and seascapes, all with dramatic skies that condense several minutes into a single exposure. The results are ethereal and blur the perception of time. 

Infrared photography is a specialist genre that makes you look twice. At first it looks like a snowy scene, but on closer inspection you realise that the images have been captured in the height of summer. I have converted one of my cameras to permanently shoot infrared, which makes foliage glow white and pushes skies and water into darkness.

There is a new world to be discovered through a macro lens. Everyday items become art when magnified 5x. Discover the unseen world in my macro portfolio.

My work has been printed in various places, from architecture books to photography magazines; online marketing campaigns, and on a larger scale gigantic bill-boards. My commercial work has taken me to Berlin multiple times, for location and lifestyle shoots, which have all been printed in large quantities. I donated images to a charity in 2016 to compile a calendar to raise money for a great cause. In 2018 & 2019 I donated images to raise money for The Clocktower Sanctaury, who raise money to help homeless people in Brighton. I have also won multiple photography competitions in recent years.

In 2016 I decided to start a youtube channel, for several reasons. First of all I wanted to share 'my journey' with people, not just the final image that I work so hard to achieve. Initially this revolved around creating a video of a typical landscape shoot, but more recently I have been creating tutorials for various genres of photography, to supplement my blog. This has evolved quickly into commercial video work for clients.