The Art of Slowing Down

I spend a lot of time standing still in places that are full of people rushing. City centres, busy streets, public squares — the kind of places most people move through as quickly as possible. I stand there with my camera and watch the world go by, and what strikes me...

Thinking in Abstract: ADHD, Art, and Finding My Language

I’ve always communicated in a way that other people sometimes find a little… abstract. I’ll say something that makes complete sense in my head, and the person I’m talking to will hear something quite different. It used to frustrate me....

What Do You See? Why I Let You Decide

Before I tell anyone where one of my images was taken, I always ask them the same question first. What do you see? Not what do you think it is. Not can you guess the location. Just — what do you see? What does it make you feel? The answers never fail to fascinate me....

Reflections: The Hidden Layers in Everyday Life

Most people walk past glass every day without ever really looking at it. Windows, shop fronts, office buildings, puddles on the pavement — they’re everywhere. But for most of us, glass is just a barrier. Something we look through rather than at. I’ve...

How Abstract Photography Reflects the Way I See the World

Abstract photography hasn’t just shaped my work — it’s changed how I experience the world. I’ve become constantly aware of shapes, colours, reflections, and movement. Wherever I go, my mind is searching for abstract possibilities. It’s almost impossible for me to...