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I invite you to see the world through my lens and soul. I have travelled across the globe, capturing people, wildlife, and landscapes that illustrate the stark appeal of these often remote places and faces.

What you see here is what talks to me: soulful, unadorned expressions that speak of hardship, portraits of simple lives often coloured by the vibrancy of local cultures. Photography evokes a sense of freedom I felt during my sporting career. Finding the beauty in documentation and reportage, It’s the ability to run wild in off beat locations in search of that illusive shot - that is where I find my thrill.

This is my story to date.

Coral & Hive

This collection took me to two of my favourite parts of the world. It began in the Karoo, the heart of South Africa, working with Coral & Hive, a beautiful carpet and interior design company in Cape Town. Driving into the desert, it was the deep oranges and sun-kissed light that brought their hand-woven carpets to life. I was drawn straight into the story behind the rugs — the makers, the textures, the origins. From there, India took me to Varanasi on the banks of the Ganges, a place where history, ritual and daily life unfold with raw intensity.

Pakistan — Skardu


Traversing the Himalayas of Northern Pakistan led me to Skardu — a landscape so vast and otherworldly it has to be seen to be believed. Among the most extraordinary places I’ve photographed, it remains one of the great privileges of my work.

Limited Edition

A carefully curated body of my fine art photography. All limited edition prints are available in archival pigment paper and are available in a variety of sizes.

A man with a large, decorated turban and a full beard, wearing multiple rings, smiling and touching his face with his hands covered in jewelry.
A bear walking on rocks near water with a cloudy sky in the background.
Black and white photo of a railway track with sunlight shining through trees on both sides, extending into the distance.

BEYOND THE BOUNDARY

My Travel Journal

  • Young boy in brown traditional clothing and a blue hairnet wiping the surface of a dark kitchen counter with a cloth, holding a metal bowl in his other hand.

    PAKISTAN

    Pakistan is a very special part of the world that I hadn’t visited before.I felt a serenity, particularly amongst the people and a beauty up in the far north of the country that was simply breathtaking.
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  • White mosque with multiple large domes, surrounded by palm trees, staircase leading up to the entrance, and lit at dusk.

    ABU DHABI

    Trying to find a unique angle of Sheykh Zayed mosque was hard. It really is an incredible work of architectural genius but finding the perspective, to do it justice, was a challenge.
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  • Group of Maasai women and girls wearing colorful traditional jewelry and clothing, standing outdoors on dry terrain under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

    KENYA

    The Samburu are a Nilotic people of north-central Kenya. The vibrant colours of the Samburu and other African works African man and woman are such a powerful symbol of strength
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A bear swimming in a lake with mountains in the background.

There's something exhilarating about being in the wild, running free without rules. It's the same buzz I felt in my sporting career—sharp instincts and a constant search for the next opportunity.

Nick Compton

GALLERY EXHIBITIONS

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