I’m a wedding photographer based in the South West, usually roaming around Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and the Cotswolds — and travelling across the UK and Europe for couples who want their day captured with a sense of adventure. I’ve been a photographer for 20 years, and I’d describe my style as adventurous, honest, fun-filled and artistic.

I started out as a photojournalist in 2006, shooting for a regional publication before moving onto assignments for all the major national newspapers by the time I was 21. It was a full-on, fast-moving life: long drives, unexpected flights, and my camera becoming a second passport. I still shoot for The Sunday Times and The Times, and I’ve covered everything from breaking news to commercial features — a long-form project inside a women’s prison, Glastonbury Festival, a week underwater on a Royal Navy submarine, celebrity events, a Rpyal wedding, Spring Break chaos, and frontline reporting during the migrant crisis. I even spent time photographing sharks in the wild. All of that shaped how I work today: with instinct, curiosity and a real respect for genuine, unscripted moments.

Now I live in Somerset with my wife, Sophie, and our cat, Tilly. When I’m not working, you’ll usually find me on my mountain bike, at a gig, or chasing down a really good coffee. I grew up around skate and BMX culture, and I’ve always been obsessed with music - punk rock, folk rock, metal and hiphop. If that’s your vibe too, we’ll get on instantly.