If he’s not out capturing scenes either in stills or video, he’ll be found presenting a workshop or masterclass on behalf of a number of different brands.

He trained originally as a Marine Biologist before moving on to a post-grad Masters in Biological Photography and Imaging. He then began in the industry as a picture editor at the wildlife picture library NHPA before moving on to be the technical editor at EOS Magazine and the Canon Professional Network (CPN) and he regularly presents for Canon at workshops and events across Europe.

His photographic approach is that wherever possible, the image should be created in-camera. While post-processing is required to bring out the best of an image, it should be limited to minor tweaks and adjustments rather than wholesale, heavy-handed manipulation that distorts the reality of the scene. To achieve this he concentrates on camera techniques and creative use of filters and flash to achieve the results he wants. This forms the basis of his workshops too – you’ll learn a lot more about what your camera does and how to make the best of it in any given situation rather than spending hours in front of a computer trying to make something out of nothing.