19/04/2026
Twenty years ago I left a career in fashion buying to follow a more meaningful path.
Bold move. I was a young single mum with a mortgage and no backup plan.
But I was tenacious, and I knew what I needed, for me and my daughter. For our sanity and our future. I quickly built a small business in fashion and it was through that I found photography. I found something there I’d never found before. For years though, I still felt like I wasn’t doing the work I truly loved. Until a few years ago, when I decided I would only do work that moved me.
Now I shoot families, women and newborns in ways that feel real and true. I look for cues in the people I work with. A kind of honesty. An openness. I use my intuition to guide me. I want to feel connected in a way that makes the work feel easy for all of us because they deserve that, and so do I.
The women I photograph are often holding more than they’re saying. They’re on the edge of something huge, becoming a mother, or living through what it means to be one, and somewhere underneath the excitement there’s a quieter feeling. Am I ready for this? Will I still know who I am? I don’t want to lose this moment but I don’t know how to hold onto it. I don’t want to lose myself. Who am I, now?
I see that. I’ve always seen that in people.
It’s taken me fifteen years to find my honest voice in this work. And whilst I’ve held some of it back, I’m not someone who performs for the sake of it, and I never will be. I’m ready to share a little more of what drives me.
Because the people who find me and feel something when they look at my work, they’re usually feeling something they haven’t quite said out loud yet.
If you are one of those people, this is for you. you are one of those people, this is for you.
I photograph families, newborns and babies in London and beyond.
