I am a photographer in Oxford who likes honest pictures. The kind you recognise before you have words for them. I started on the street, trying to make sense of the city with a small camera and a stubborn habit of walking the long way home.

These days I split my time between personal projects and documenting weddings through Wychwood Weddings. The crossover suits me. Street work teaches timing and restraint. Weddings teach care and presence. Both depend on noticing quietly, then moving at the right moment.

Film arrived as a reminder to slow down. Thirty six chances. No safety net. I enjoy the concentration and the small surprises. Digital still does most of the heavy lifting, but film keeps my eyes honest.

If you want to dig in, start with Projects for the long-form work, then the Journal for practical notes and essays. If you are planning a wedding and want this same approach, you can find me at Wychwood Weddings.