I work with architects, designers, builders, developers and property professionals to create carefully considered images that communicate both the qualities of a building and the thinking behind it. Technical precision is fundamental, but so too are light, material, atmosphere and context.

For me, architectural photography is about more than documenting a building. It is about telling the story of a space—how it is designed, how it is experienced, and how it connects with the people, landscape and environment around it.

Before moving to Oxford, I spent many years working professionally in photography, film and television in Los Angeles, primarily as a location scout and location manager. That experience taught me to see space differently—to understand its character and recognise the possibilities of light, composition and storytelling.

Since moving to the UK, I have also trained in architectural design and technology, adding a deeper understanding of the design and construction of buildings to an established photographic practice and the technical requirements of professional image-making.