Born and raised along the Cornish coast, I grew up fishing, rock pooling, climbing trees and generally running feral around the countryside, usually barefooted. Luckily, my parents encouraged my fascination for wildlife from an early age and it has now become an obsession!

In an age where we are becoming increasingly disconnected from nature, my aim is to create stories that engages and captivates the audience in an attempt to get people back outside and exploring the wonders on their doorstep.

In 2018, I received a degree in Marine and Natural History Photography at Falmouth University. Whilst studying, I aided in filming for the Charles Darwin Foundation and the Galápagos Verde 2050 project. Alongside my peers, our work was later exhibited at the Royal Geographical Society and the Bristol Paintworks.

Since graduating, my photography and writing has been published in Viridis, Conker Nature Magazine, Conservation Careers, Cornwall Wildlife Trust, intro., and Sea Angler. My project, Chasing Fish, was shown as part of the Our Isles Exhibition at the Oriel Davies Gallery in Newtown, Wales.

In 2022, I was privileged enough to be part of the Wildscreen mentorship programme and given the opportunity to learn all there is about the wildlife media industry through one-to-one training and work experience.

Most recently, I’ve filmed footage for Ebb & Flow Media’s documentary ‘Lethytep - A Cornish Wildlife Haven.’