Based in Manchester, but all locations considered, I’m lucky enough to be able to travel across the UK and abroad for my work, with two stunning weddings already booked for Italy and Spain next year (no bragging, just a little humble excitement!).

 

Originally from North Wales, my journey into photography has been anything but conventional.

From the age of 18, I’ve had my hands on a camera, but I spent many years in the catering industry—first as a chef and later in cocktail bars—always driven by creativity. I was the guy snapping photos of the dishes and drinks I crafted, but it wasn’t until 2020 that life gave me a huge wake-up call. The pandemic hit, and I found myself homeless.

 

You might’ve read about it in newspapers or seen the story on BBC Breakfast; it was a rock-bottom moment. But sometimes, the lowest points in life can be the catalysts for the biggest changes. That experience pushed me to walk away from hospitality and pursue my true passion—photography.

 

Now, years later, I look back with gratitude for the setbacks that made me stronger and more determined. With countless shoots and years of professional experience behind the lens, I approach every project with appreciation, love, and an unwavering commitment to my craft. My work has been featured in various magazines, both directly and through my clients, and each opportunity reinforces how lucky I am to do what I love.

 

Whether I’m photographing a couple on their wedding day or a brand looking to tell their story, my approach is always rooted in authenticity. I treat every shoot as a collaboration, bringing my energy, creativity, and professionalism to ensure the best results. I’m not just about taking great photos—I’m about capturing moments that matter.

Me and Kirsty have been together for two years now, meeting in the hiker world (I know, no dating apps—shocking, right?). We’re madly in love, but when it comes to work, we keep it professional while having fun. We’ll show you some great poses to try, and if I am really honest Kirsty’s way better than me at taking videos (I stick to photos, unless there’s a drone involved!).

We’ve teamed up on a few shoots, and while Kirsty’s great with taking photos, she truly shines when it comes to video content creation. This is an add-on to my wedding photography service (around £249-£349 a day for her), but honestly, for what she creates and adds to the day, she should probably charge double! When she’s content creating, she’s like a BTS film pro, recording social media videos in stunning 4K from an iPhone 15 Pro Max and turning them into beautiful, shareable videos. You’ll have them in your hands within 48 hours, so you can look back on the memories or share them straight away.

She’s an awesome asset to have on the day, but you’re under no obligation to book her with me. Don’t just take my word for it—ask to see her work, and I’ll happily share her contact details with you.

Meet Nola, our 15-month-old Dobermann. She may look like butter wouldn't melt, but trust us—the 'N' in Nola stands for Naughty! We wouldn't change her for the world. While she doesn't often join us on shoots, she occasionally tags along on outdoor sessions if she's feeling supportive. At home, she's the self-appointed guardian of my photography equipment, ensuring everything stays 'safe.'

When she's not curled up in bed, enjoying a good spoon, you'll find her in the garden attempting to 'redecorate' with stolen socks or adventuring with us in the mountains and hills. Nola adds that extra bit of joy and unpredictability to our lives—and to our workdays.