Photographed in Yellowstone National Park, this stand of cottonwood trees is rendered through intentional camera movement, softening form and dissolving detail. The technique transforms the landscape into an impression rather than a record, evoking memory, stillness, and the quiet rhythm of winter. What remains is not a description of place, but a sense of how it felt to stand there.
I am an award-winning underwater and equine photographer based in the UK. After a successful career as a City stockbroker, I now channel my passion into capturing the beauty of marine life and the spirit of wild horses. My work has been widely published and exhibited internationally, earning recognition from major competitions including Underwater Photographer of the Year and Ocean Geographic.
Awards Most Promising British Underwater Photographer of the Year 2020, UPY
Master Photographer of the Competition, 221, Ocean Geographic
United Nations World Oceans Day, Underwater Seascapes, Category Winner, 2021
Black and White Photo Awards, Category Winner, 2025Misc other places in various competitions