Biography

If being photographed feels uncomfortable or daunting, you’re not alone. As the daughter of a photographer, I grew up on the other side of the camera, and being photographed often left me feeling self-conscious and awkward.

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That experience now quietly shapes how I work. At the heart of my photography is a desire to help people feel truly seen, without ever feeling on display.

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I’ve been working professionally since 2018, using both analogue and digital photography to suit each person and story. My sessions are calm, unhurried, and guided with care, giving you space to relax, breathe, and simply be yourself. There’s no pressure to perform, just a quiet, supportive process where natural moments can unfold.

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I’ve lived and worked on the Isle of Wight for over a decade, inspired by its light, landscape, and slower pace. With a First Class BA (Hons) in Photography and a Master’s degree in Visual Communication, my work is grounded in experience and intention, so you can feel safe, comfortable, and gently looked after from start to finish.