Creativity has been at the heart of my life for as long as I can remember. For the past 26 years, I’ve worked as a visual effects (VFX) artist, crafting content for TV, film, and advertising. Some of my recent projects include serving as a lead artist on Apple TV’s Silo, Sky TV’s The Tattooist of Auschwitz, and Netflix’s Black Mirror.

In 2012, I bought my first camera, sparking a passion for landscape photography that has grown ever since. Today, I run small-group workshops across the UK, with a focus on seascapes in the Outer Hebrides and Cornwall — two locations that continually inspire my work.

My background in VFX has shaped the way I see and create images, helping me develop a keen artistic eye and a deep understanding of post-processing techniques. Over the years, I’ve mentored and trained many artists, and now I bring that same guidance and attention to detail to my photography workshops.

These workshops are relaxed, personal experiences, typically with just 3 to 5 participants. They’re designed to help you slow down, connect with the landscape, and refine your creative vision — whether that’s through capturing the perfect shot or mastering the art of post-processing. My aim is to offer a welcoming environment where you can explore new techniques, grow your confidence, and take your photography to the next level.