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Journalism is my primary passion, which is reflected in most of my work, particularly photography. ​

I have been shooting since I was 16 years old. I chose photography as a filler subject in college, but ended up falling in love with the craft. I then took it up professionally at the age of 18. I entered the queer scene after moving to Manchester in 2021, finding my community only spurred me on with my creative concepts and passion for my artwork.

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My primary focus within documentation is on the community in any form. After spending the first four years shooting my community and moving into the sex worker and kink scene, I made it my goal to capture other niche subcultures and spaces within the UK. I'm fascinated by what brings people together, whether it be a sense of self, hyperfixation or circumstance, I'm determined to explore every nook and cranny of every unity of people. I now have experience in anything from retirement homes to professional wrestling to charity events. 

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I have been running events since 2019. Although after covid is when they started to take off. You might be asking What do these events entail? Moving to Manchester, I was all alone, I had no connections within the creative scene and thought that because I hadn't attended university that I would never have a chance of climbing the ladder within Manchester. 

I hosted my first networking event in my first apartment and invited eight strangers from the internet into my home. Three years later, and my new roommate (who I had met at that very first social) have established @campclub_uk, where we run high-concept life drawing classes and networking events for those looking to expand their contacts and make friends. To see more info on our events, visit @campclub_uk on Instagram! 

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I don't model on a professional level, although I think it's important that photographers have experience on both sides of the lens. As well as working alongside other photographers, I have also modelled for life drawing classes. knowing how it feels to be on the other side of a project helps massively with directing and ensuring a model's comfort is always a priority.

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