I am a naturalist, wildlife photographer and science communicator based near Bath. I studied Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge and have since worked in wildlife conservation, ecological consultancy, wildlife guiding and education, including roles with Beaver Trust, Crossman Associates and Seafari Adventures.

I’m particularly interested in combining scientific understanding with visual storytelling. My photography often begins with a specific image in mind: researching the animal’s behaviour, scouting locations and experimenting with equipment and custom-built rigs to turn an idea into a photograph. This approach has led me to create unusual perspectives of British wildlife, including dippers, otters and seabirds underwater.

Alongside my photography, I have supported natural-history documentary research with Freeborne Media, volunteered on seabird surveys on Lundy and Skomer, and given more than 20 talks on wildlife and photography.

I’m currently looking to develop my career in natural-history filmmaking, particularly in research and field-based roles combining wildlife, science and visual storytelling.