Photography, for me, is about being fully immersed in nature or captivated by historic locations, conveying the essence of our environment within a frame.

It’s the perfect blend of my passion for both art and the natural world. I’m drawn to simple yet striking landscapes, where I seek out dramatic lighting, atmospheric conditions, bursts of colour and unique compositions. I’m also captivated by wildlife, learning about the behaviour of Britain’s iconic species. Through my lens, I find order within the chaos.

Living with Long Covid has made me see the world differently, transforming limitations into opportunities. By discovering hidden treasures close to home, I’ve found a new joy in life. This process is restorative—though sometimes interrupted by a struggle with my tripod or a tumble into a bush.

My hope is that my photographs inspire you to pause and observe the world around you more closely, appreciating the beauty in everyday moments.

BBC news story - Long Covid: Woman turns to photography for restoration

Blogs.

Fairytales to Photography: My First Four Years Behind the Lens

Landscape Photography: Capturing Water in All Its Forms

A Photographic Guide: Kennet and Avon Canal

Chasing Light: From Misty Mornings to Epic Sunsets

A Photographic Journey: 8 Wonders of Wiltshire

A Photographic Guide to Bradford-on-Avon, on the Edge of the Cotswolds

The Swan Lady

Top 10 landscape photography tips for beginners

Out of sight: the battle behind the lens

Focusing on nature helps our bodies and minds