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The Dolomites, June 2026. One of those shoots where everything just comes together.An incredible week capturing the magi...
03/11/2026

The Dolomites, June 2026. One of those shoots where everything just comes together.

An incredible week capturing the magic of the Italian Dolomites this summer for Macs Adventure. Big mountain views, incredible hikes, even more incredible accommodation and experiences, and the kind of adventure that reminds you why you love being outdoors.

Of all four shoots I worked on with Macs Adventure this summer, this one was a real highlight. The itinerary was jam-packed, the weather was dreamy, but the crew made the week an absolute joy.

A huge shout out to Jamie Sprowl and pheebs from Macs, Daniel Wildey for being the best creative teammate, and our glorious models Bubba Hagood and Lori Baronian Hagood [Homer’s handler]] for their endless enthusiasm, the most gorgeous smiles and never saying no to one more shot!

I love creating imagery that captures more than just a destination. Photographs that tell the story of an adventure, capture the feeling of being out on the trail and make you feel like you’re right there experiencing it yourself.

For adventure and active travel companies looking for authentic, story-led photography to bring their trips and destinations to life, I’d love to hear from you.

I’m available for commissions in the UK and internationally – including North and South America in the new year. If you have an adventure that needs capturing, let’s talk.

02/11/2026

Sharing this little teaser of what my shoot with looked like in the Dolomites in June.

I’m finally ready to release the images into this wild this week, but I reckon they’re worth the wait.

Oh Nepal.I visited this spectacular beguiling contradictory country back in 2023 and there’s rarely a day when I don’t f...
28/08/2026

Oh Nepal.

I visited this spectacular beguiling contradictory country back in 2023 and there’s rarely a day when I don’t find myself daydreaming about being back.

But I wrote in my 2024 article for The Great Outdoors “in Dharapani, we saw half a village and a bridge that had been washed away by a recent landslide, buildings in Tal that were propped up on haphazard piles of bricks, and countless roofs in the uniform colour of the United Nations. We’d got used to stepping over the effects of landslides on the trail almost every day, but seeing the impact of the earthquake and monsoons on a bigger scale made it clear that this is a country still very much at the mercy of Mother Nature.”

I’ve not met kinder or more welcoming people in my travels than those in Nepal, and I’m a little heartbroken that this country has had to take another battering following the shattering earthquake of 2015.

This country depends so much on tourism. Please consider donating to the Red Cross fund if you can and help Nepal deal with its volatile geography and the insidious effects of climate change and the long lasting impact this flood will have.

https://donate.redcross.org.uk/appeal/nepal-floods

The night colander sales went through the roof and everyone tried to find their glasses from 1999.All shot on my FUJIFIL...
12/08/2026

The night colander sales went through the roof and everyone tried to find their glasses from 1999.

All shot on my FUJIFILM UK and Ireland with the ‘nostalgic summer’ recipe from Josh Edgoose which was just 👌 for the light and the vibes.

Postcards from a slow meander through Portugal earlier this year.There are some places in the world where I just know th...
06/08/2026

Postcards from a slow meander through Portugal earlier this year.

There are some places in the world where I just know the light will always deliver, and Portugal’s always been one of those places for me. The way the sunlight has a specific look that makes the colours of the sky, the buildings and the sea just 👌

And travelling by bike means you travel with the light, waking with the sun drifting lazily through the tent, warming you as you sip your first coffee of the day.

Chasing the light asks you to slow down, invites you to stop and capture the small moments, the mood, that feeling as the sun sets of another great day and of course the endless pasteis de nata.

I’m absolutely over the moon to share my first magazine cover! 🎉I photographed this image a few months ago while coverin...
06/07/2026

I’m absolutely over the moon to share my first magazine cover! 🎉

I photographed this image a few months ago while covering a grassroots rugby match for . The rest of the story from that day appears in a feature on merit table rugby, which I’ll share properly soon.

For now, I’m just taking a moment to celebrate this. A magazine cover has been on my photography bucket list for a long time, so seeing one of my own images on the front is a pretty special feeling.

2026 is shaping up to be a very exciting year already, and I can’t wait to share more of what’s to come.

Bikepacking, but make it Brompton.I’m on my way to Sweden with  where  and I will be unfolding our Adventure Orange  and...
05/06/2026

Bikepacking, but make it Brompton.

I’m on my way to Sweden with where and I will be unfolding our Adventure Orange and cycling the Kattegattleden from Helsingborg to Gothenburg.

Trains, bikes, sea views, 390km, wild camping, people, cinnamon buns and whatever happens in between.

See you somewhere up the Swedish coast.

If you’d asked me when I first started freelancing to describe my ideal client, it would have sounded a lot like . Good ...
03/06/2026

If you’d asked me when I first started freelancing to describe my ideal client, it would have sounded a lot like . Good people doing good things on a scale large enough to make a genuine difference.

Last month I returned to shoot the Samworth Brothers Charity Challenge for the second time. 110 teams, two weekends, endless kilometres of hiking, biking, kayaking, running, dancing, chasing .brownlee and , a fair whack of rain and a whopping £500,000 raised.

A wonderful reminder that those dream clients exist and you should never stop chasing your dreams.

Over and out for another two years.

A few frames from Tuscany, in slow moments and golden light.Shot on the  x100vi.
29/04/2026

A few frames from Tuscany, in slow moments and golden light.

Shot on the x100vi.

It’s felt a lot like summer back home in the Lakes this week.A few frames from actual summer last year in Croatia.All sh...
29/04/2026

It’s felt a lot like summer back home in the Lakes this week.

A few frames from actual summer last year in Croatia.

All shot on the X100vi.

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