As a hobbyist I am afforded the luxury of wielding a camera to photograph what I want without external demands or pressures. That is to say I perhaps have the purest creative scope unencumbered by the need to deliver to a set brief, or make a living.

At first rather unassuming it is only following a ‘proper gander’ that this book exposes its true beauty. Perhaps fitting for Britain, eh?

Setting photographic goals for the winter months.

A series of images from 9 months living in Toronto, Canada.

The local environment is never going to be the extreme wilderness like the public-use city bikes are never going to be the carbon fibre machine used in the Tour de France. But how often are you riding Le Tour?

Another small photography project, documenting other people’s former furniture.

Struggling with photographic inspiration in Ottawa.

The threat of AI on pretty photographs.

Nature photography is a real mental health booster.

Observing is a skill to utilise as a photographer.

My quick, easy and time-efficient phone photography workflow to keep things simple and manageable on the move.

Starting out incompetent and imitating and learning to to enjoy the process to start creating.

Your Motivations and the Act of Photography.

Photographing 2025 StreetFest in Toronto - an experience well outside of my comfort zone.

Keeping motivated to shoot through mini self-made assignments.