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 with wildlife both in the field and through science communication.

I’m particularly interested in combining scientific understanding with visual storytelling. My photography often begins with a specific idea, using research, fieldcraft and experimentation with equipment and custom-built rigs to photograph wildlife from unusual perspectives, including above and below the water.

My interest in natural-history filmmaking began at Cambridge, where I undertook work experience as a researcher with Freeborne Media. I have since volunteered on seabird surveys on Lundy and Skomer islands, worked as a tour guide, and given more than 20 talks on wildlife and photography.

I am now working towards a career in natural-history film and TV, particularly in researcher or runner roles, bringing together my interests in wildlife, science, conservation and visual storytelling.