I have been taking pictures all my life, and long before I had a camera. I have always enjoyed the perspective of the imaginary lens and the world contained within it . I studied photography throughout school, and after it was a component part of my study at the London College of Fashion, though I will freely admit I am largely self taught.

With sentimentality forming an undeniable part of my character, photographs have always been very important to me. I identified them as a beautiful and efficient means of diarising my life. But it wasn't until some time had passed that I truly appreciated the gift of photography. The timelessness of a photograph is almost majestic; allowing us to mentally time travel, almost tangibly reflecting on moments and the sensations they bought in any given moment. Nostaglia often accompanies the preview of years and memories past, allowing us to witness the many lives we have had. My historical archives have been reproduced into meaningful gifts for friends and I suppose that is where it all started. Taking pictures at events, parties, which became engagements and weddings, pregnancies and babies, families, birth and in more recent years more commercial work too.

​Most significant to me has been photographing my own children, a fleeting and all encompassing time in my life. Motherhood has not only prompted my desire to capture my children for the sake of preservation, photography has also served as a meaningful and creative outlet, a means to balance my identity and master new skills.

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