The majority of my work over the last two decades has been as a travel and documentary photographer visiting many countries around the world. At home in London I concentrate on studio portraits and product photography for online photo libraries.

Argentina – Australia – Brazil – Brunei – Canada – Chile - Cook Islands – Costa Rica - Cuba – Curacao – Cyprus – Fiji - French Polynesia – Greece - Hong Kong – Iceland – Japan – Jordan - Korea – Malaysia – Malta - New Zealand – Panama - Sabah – Samoa – Sarawak – Taiwan – Tenerife - Tonga - USA (California, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Montana, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Vermont, Wyoming) – Venezuela.

In London I have taken pictures at Sadlers Wells Theatre of the ‘Flamenco Festival’ and the Peacock Theatre to shoot ‘Tango Fire’, both for publication in Dance Today magazine.

I have photographed dance students in the UK at the London Contemporary Dance School, and in Japan at the Mitsuko Inao Ballet School, Kyoto and the Osaka University of Arts. Also in Kyoto I have photographed jazz and other bands at outdoor concerts, in clubs and other venues.

Dance and movement have always fascinated me; capturing a moving subject at the one crucial expressive moment that tells the story with a camera is exhilarating. My main dance collaboration has been with talented Hong Kong dancer, Muna Tseng, taking pictures of her during final rehearsals in several London theatres for a subsequent exhibition at The Place.

I photograph clients in either contemporary softlight with daylight, or classic Hollywood style using tungsten lighting and am setting up a portrait project in collaboration with a writer for a book and exhibition.

Most of my clients have been writers and people from the world of entertainment:
Marian Babson, crime writer
Pauline Bailey, a 'Marilyn Monroe' look-a-like
Martin Connelly, character actor
Amanda Gleave, opera singer
Kazuko Hohki, cabaret performer
Debbie Jaffe, children's author
Audrey Leybourne, actress
Sarah J Mason, crime writer
Orla McFeeley, dance student
Olive Murray, opera singer
Miranda Seymour, biographer
Rika Shimizu, jazz saxophone player
Christopher Timothy, leading actor
Muna Tseng, choreographer/dancer