Photography has always been a huge part of how I connect with the world — finding beauty in light, shadow, and the quiet in-between moments. Over the years, it’s taken me on an incredible journey of creativity and connection. But for now, the camera is resting.
I’m currently taking a break from photography as I focus my energy on restoring a 1950s bungalow — a personal project that’s as much about craftsmanship as it is about creativity. The process has been hands-on and transformative, giving me a fresh appreciation for space, detail, and design. From sanding floors to uncovering mid-century quirks, it’s been a rewarding detour from the viewfinder.
That said, this is just a pause — not a full stop. Photography will be back in my life soon, and when it returns, it’ll come with new stories, new inspiration, and a new setting (with some seriously good lighting).
While I’ve stepped away from photos, I’m very much still working — as a full stack developer. My background spans frontend and backend development, with experience building responsive, accessible, and high-performance applications across modern tech stacks. If you’re here looking for code, not cameras — you’re in luck. There’s a link to my CV in the navigation above where you can learn more about my work and experience.
I also own a professional printer and have plans to make a curated selection of my prints available to purchase. I have a version of this website, in a branch which has been built using MedusaJS, a powerful headless e-commerce framework, specifically to support this — the print store will be launching soon.
This season is one of renovation — both in brick and in spirit. Whether you’re here for photos, code, or curiosity, thanks for stopping by. I look forward to sharing the next chapter with you.
