GET TO KNOW ME A LITTLE BETTER.
Like most PHOTOGRAPHERS I prefer my work to do the talking for me. Having said that, if you’re thinking about hiring me for one of the most important days of your life then you might want to know a bit about who I am. . .

SOME THINGS I LOVE.
I have always been obsessed with documenting everyday life, this started with fairly basic cameras and slowly evolved as I got more into different aspects of photography. 15 years later this obsession has given me all sorts of amazing opportunities to make photos, shooting downhill mountain biking races, festivals, graduations, music gigs and underground cultures from graffiti artists to the UK free party scene.
Shooting weddings was never part of my plan, but when I shot my best friend’s wedding that changed everything. Seeing all the happy moments and being able to give those memories on to my friends, so they can relive their wedding and share them with their family for generations to come is priceless.
TRAVEL

My childhood dream was to be an adventurer. Catching flights and experiencing other countries, trying new foods and seeking out unusual places. It’s doesn’t have to be a flight away, I’m just as excited travelling and exploring the UK in my van.
I am in my happy place when I’m going somewhere new to explore.
ADVENTURE



DETAILS
Cups of coffee drunk each year.
Islands visited off the coast of Scotland.
I’m from the Highlands on the west coast of Scotland, I love the outdoors, the solitude of the mountains and the dark moody weather.
MY JOURNEY
Moved to Nottingham
Missed my family dog so much I got a dog of my own, an English bull terrier named Thai. Driven by curiosity and the unknown I started photographing buildings around the city, going into abandoned industrial sites and photographing the designs and contents.
I was already documenting my life so I started to take photos at the freeparties I was attending, It blew my mind all the effort that went into a 24hr party, if you weren’t there you wouldn’t even know it had happened.

The Mountains Were Calling
I returned to the Highlands and soon got back into the outdoor way of life. Around this time I discovered yoga, 10 years later I’m still practicing and I love it.
I started really making time to go and shoot more of Scotland and to capture the Northern Lights, spending many cold nights with frozen toes in Glencoe with little to show for my efforts. One night I opened the door to let the dog out and the sky was lit ! Me and my mum jumped in the car in our pyjamas and were treated to an incredible show.

Exploring Scotland
I moved up to Plockton, a few miles from the Isle of Skye so I could see more of the west coast. I spent my days off hiking, wild camping and exploring.
I lived in a caravan with my partner and dog, we rented some land off the farmer and shared the outdoor space with chickens and cows, we were a 5 minute walk from the beach and we looked out on to the Cullins. Good Times !!

The city & the south
Nottingham. Again. As much as I adore the mountains I really like hustle and bustle of the city. Coming from a rural village, having a choice of coffee shops and bars within 5 miles of my house is life.
Not too long after moving back, my best friend asked me to shoot her wedding. This was the wedding that changed everything for me and opened my eyes to all the happiness and organised chaos that is a wedding day.

First Solo Exhibition
“A documentary photographer living in the midlands. Completely self taught, she uses her never-ending curiosity to document her everyday life, travels and adventures.
Always in search of unseen views around the city, these images are a result of a year spent exploring new places around the streets of Sneinton”

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