I am a Cambridge Natural Sciences graduate, wildlife photographer and aspiring natural-history filmmaker based in Bath. I have worked across conservation, ecological consultancy, wildlife guiding and education, building experience both in the field and in summarising and communicating scientific information.

I’m also particularly interested in creating novel and unique wildlife photographs. I like to visualise a particular image in advance, and then systematically set about creating it by identifying a suitable location, planning the camera angle or positioning of a remote camera, getting to know the species’ behaviour, waiting for the right light, and sometimes using custom made devices to achieve new perspectives. Ultimately I aspire to use these transferable skills in setting up shoots for natural history television.

I have experience of building short wildlife sequences, as well as presenting my own wildlife films.

I also make a podcast, The Wilder Question, where I interview people working in fields related to wildlife, conservation, environmental policy, and photography / film.

I am now working towards a career in natural-history film and TV, initially in a runner or junior researcher role, bringing together my interests in wildlife, science, environmental issues, and creative imagery.