Joining a grassroots 5 a side team in 2016 marked a pivotal moment in my career, reconnecting with my love for the game and naturally my camera came everywhere too. My style and warm approach caught the attention of brands like Barclays and Visa and I soon began working alongside talent within the Women's Super League, Championship League and The Lionesses. 

It’s immensely important to me, to showcase not only current talent but those that have paved the way to where we are today - retired athletes inspiring the next generation of trail blazers. I love working at the intersection of action and portraiture within sports photography, and my approach gained the trust and respect of the Lionesses as I began shooting them both on and off the pitch. My camera as an art form is allowing me to continually document the incredible Rise of Women's Football and this new found era of respect and applause for Women in both Sport and Business. It’s a real honour to capture that huge cultural shift.

In recent years I’ve felt driven to work on more purposeful projects, seeking out opportunities with social impact and projects with strong, striving women at their centre. Collaborating with causes like Refuge, Ida, Rise 365, and most recently Bloomsbury Football. 

With a restless fire in my belly, my work continues to expand beyond shooting talent, I now regularly capture the untold stories of individuals and communities, forming genuine relationships with like minded people. I'm on a mission to unveil the unsung narratives that go beyond the photo. I always want to work with the best of the best including everyday people whose stories shine bright, away from any limelight. I can’t help but gravitate towards people at the top of their game or those with an innate passion to get to the top and reach their goals. 

My work has been featured in The Independent, Vanity Fair, The Evening Standard and Red Bull Bulletin.