I am a documentary photographer focused on people, place and participation. My practice centres on community — on how shared spaces shape identity, belonging and collective memory.

I am currently working for Historic England, travelling across England to document community projects and the everyday life of historic places. My work contributes to national conversations about why heritage matters, highlighting how these spaces continue to be lived in, used and shaped by the communities around them.

Alongside this role, I maintain an independent practice and take on a limited number of freelance commissions across cultural, community and commercial contexts. My documentary approach also informs my event work, where I capture atmosphere, interaction and the energy of live moments. Recent commercial clients include New Statesman, AllBright and Spacemade.

Recent projects include socially engaged work commissioned by Open Eye Gallery and Culture Liverpool in the County Road district of Liverpool City Region. I also spent 3 years working with LeftCoast an Arts Council England-funded creative programme based in Blackpool and Wyre, which aims to increase local engagement with arts and culture.

From grassroots neighbourhood initiatives to national heritage documentation - I approach my work with care, collaboration and a commitment to telling honest, grounded stories.