My interest in photography started at school when we had a short photography course. That's where I learned to shoot on film, use manual focus, and work with cameras that had no automatic functions. Photography remained a casual interest until around 2006, when I became deeply interested in portrait and fashion photography.

I never had any formal training and learned everything through experimentation, mistakes, and experience. Looking back, I think that helped me develop my own style rather than trying to copy someone else's.

Over time, my interests shifted away from fashion and more towards boudoir, artistic nude, and fine art nude photography. What interests me is not nudity for its own sake, but the honesty and vulnerability that come with it. Without the distraction of clothing, status, or fashion, the focus becomes the person, their confidence, personality, and presence.

I enjoy working with people who are comfortable exploring that space creatively. For some, it's about self-expression, for others it's about confidence, freedom, pushing personal boundaries, or simply creating something beautiful and unique. Every shoot is different.

Outside photography, I'm an animal lover and spend some of my free time helping local animal welfare organisations. Given the choice, I'd rather spend a day with animals or out in nature than at a crowded social event.

Photography has always been a passion rather than a business. I'm always interested in meeting creative, open-minded people who have ideas they'd like to explore in front of the camera.