Wildlife & Woodwork
A passion for the natural world — captured through a lens and shaped by hand.
Born from a love of wild places
I've spent years quietly waiting in hides, hedgerows, and riverbanks — learning the habits of the creatures that share our landscape. British wildlife is endlessly surprising: a kingfisher diving into the water, a deer wandering through the forest, a sparrowhawk tearing into a sparrow.
Photography lets me bring those moments home. When an image truly captures that split-second stillness, it deserves to be printed properly — large, sharp, and on paper that does justice to the original scene.
The woodwork grew from the same instinct. There's something deeply satisfying about working with timber — feeling the grain, coaxing out the figure in a piece of oak, making something that will outlast the person who made it.
How I Work
The principles behind every image and every piece.
Patient Photography
I never bait, lure, or disturb the animals I photograph. Every image is taken in the wild, on the creature's terms. That patience is what makes the shots worth having.
Responsible Timber
All wood is sourced from sustainable British woodlands or reclaimed from buildings and fallen trees. Nothing goes to landfill — even offcuts become smaller pieces.
Made to Last
Prints are produced on archival Hahnemühle fine art paper with pigment inks rated for 100+ years. Woodwork is finished with natural oils and waxes — nothing synthetic.
Prints worth framing
Not sure what to order?
The print ordering guide covers everything — available sizes and finishes, how mounting and framing works, and how to choose the right option for your space.
Get in Touch
Questions about prints, bespoke woodwork commissions, or just want to chat about wildlife? I'd love to hear from you.