About Me

My first real taste of photography was on a Fine Art Diploma course at Leicester College of Art when I was given a camera and a roll of black and white film to play with. I had to develop and process my photos in a traditional darkroom, and I can still remember the excitement I felt seeing an image magically appear!

I went on to study Graphic Design. During my final year at art college I directed and edited a 16mm documentary film about social problems in a suburb of Coventry. I showed it to the stage and film director Lindsay Anderson who gave me a job as his assistant at The Royal Court Theatre, London, and on his feature film 'O Lucky Man!'. It was the start of a journey into the world of movies


An Editor's Eye

After three decades working as a freelance film and sound editor in the film industry, I've decided to revive my passion for still photography

I have been privileged to work on the films of highly talented directors (e.g. Lindsay Anderson, Stephen Frears, Philip Saville, Stephen Poliakoff, Peter Cattaneo, Terry Gilliam) and this experience has instilled in me a deep understanding of imagery, composition, and storytelling, which I hope reveals itself in my pictures