Biography

'Art is coming face to face with yourself'

Jackson Pollock

The perspective on war, first as a soldier then as a photographer, has enabled me to tell visual stories in a unique way. The war photography homes in on expressions and faces, and we are able to see into the experience of victims, conscripts, warlords and others caught up in the whirlwind of history.

My days of war are over.

I have now moved on to landscape photography, where my images often carry a ghostly, almost haunting quality. This atmospheric style may be rooted in my experiences of war, having witnessed firsthand how landscapes can be scarred or irrevocably altered in the name of victory.

My work captures not only the physical terrain but also my lingering memories of conflict and the sense of peace that echoes through spaces of beauty.

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A portion of all sales from my work go to support two charities -

INARA that provides life-altering medical care for children from conflict areas who have catastrophic injuries or illnesses and are unable to access treatment due to war.

The SAS Regimental Association, the only official organisation that represents the Special Air Service Regiment.

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Publications

SoulKind

STORIES FROM UKRAINE

£15:00

(ALL PROCEEDS GO TO INARA.ORG)

In this special edition of SoulKind, we share stories from the Ukrainian people, highlighting the effects the Russian invasion has had on their lives and how they are trying to cope with such an atrocity.

People like Uliana, the ‘angel on platform five’ who gave up her job as a lecturer to help thousands of refugees flee the country. Or Oleksandr, the teenager forced to give up his education to make thermal accumulaters for the soldiers on the front line.

These are the ordinary people who have had life turned on its head, who now work tirelessly to support humanitarian projects. They are impactful stories of humanity that need to be told, recorded and never forgotten.

Articles