I'm a photographer based in Sheffield, United Kingdom. I specialise in monochrome photography but also dabble in a wide range of other photographic techniques, including polaroid transfer, pinhole photography, through-the-viewfinder photography and alternative processes. The image is a self portrait taken with a Zero 2000 pinhole camera. The wide angle of view introduces severe distortion, which thankfully makes me appear much better proportioned than I am in real life.

Although I've done a good deal of work in a traditional chemical darkroom, these days I prefer to produce monochrome prints digitally using pigment inks. This suits my lifestyle (grabbing time when I get the chance) and gives results that approach the quality of chemical prints. Oh, and its nice not to smell of fixer all the time.

I'm a member of Sheffield Photographic Society and Dronfield Camera Club. I exhibit regularly in the UK and hold the Distinction of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain (DPAGB) and the Fellowship of the Royal Photographic Society (FRPS) in the Visual Art category. I've had work accepted in national and international exhibitions, including the Cotswold Salon and the London Salon of Photography.