When I’m not behind the camera or buried in an edit, life slows down a little.
Family sits at the centre of everything. My girls are creative, kind and endlessly funny. They’ve sharpened my awareness of connection and honesty. My dad brings energy and character wherever he goes. My mum is my anchor.
Food is a huge part of our lives. I plan holidays around restaurants, love testing new recipes at home and genuinely unwind by cooking. It’s my reset button. And then there’s cheese. I won’t pretend to be cool about it. Cheese is life.
Outside of wedding season, I switch into what I call interior mode. I love restoring old furniture, hunting for pieces with history and giving them another life. My favourite find so far is a bright yellow Ilford eight exposure film dispenser.
I love spending time with friends and when we’re all together with music on and a kitchen disco unfolding it’s pure joy… which is why a wedding dance floor feels like home to me, alive with connection, energy and everything that really matters.
“My eyes. My eyes.” If you clocked Friends straight away, we’re probably already on the same wavelength. It’s the kind of sitcom that’s always on in our house, playing softly in the background. Familiar voices, easy humour, lines you know by heart. That same sense of togetherness is what I’m drawn too in real life, and what I look for in the moments I photograph at weddings.
