I’m a British photographer, conservationist and researcher based in the UK.

My work has taken me all over the world, with my portfolio spanning more than ten years of wildlife, landscape and street photography. From the deserts of Ethiopia to the rainforests of Congo, I have always been obsessed by photography, and as a conservation biologist I have been lucky enough to marry my two passions.

I now work as a Restoration Programme Manager at Conservation International’s Center for Regenerative Economies, supporting the GEF-funded Ecosystem Restoration Integrated Program, a 20-country initiative to restore degraded landscapes and the livelihoods that depend on them. Before this, I was programme officer for the Sustainable Use and Livelihoods Specialist Group (SULi) at the IUCN, where I coordinated a global expert membership, contributed to technical outputs and implemented programmes promoting the sustainable use of natural resources. Across both roles I have worked with policymakers, local communities and conservation experts to develop approaches that foster coexistence between humans and nature. I truly believe that conservation is as much about human communities as it is about ecological ones.

Through my work I have been able to travel to some of the most ruggedly beautiful landscapes on earth, and photographed incredible wildlife, people and places, from radio collaring lions in the lowveld of South Africa to researching macaques in the rainforests of Central Thailand. You will find many of my favourite images on this site, and I hope you enjoy looking through them.