My career as a photographer began with a Sunday market stall at Tynemouth Metro Station in 2002. I’ve long since stopped attending, but one of the things I miss about those days is meeting customers.

 

My work is on sale in various shops and galleries, and through this website, but in both cases the link with the customer is lost. When buying photography, it is nice to be able to see it ‘in real life’, and, where possible, to be able to talk to the person who produced it. 

 

I have therefore tried hard to make this website as user-friendly and as personable as possible. And that is how I run my business. If you e-mail me, it comes direct to me. If you call, it comes direct to me. That is what being a sole trader is all about! And I welcome the chance to engage in conversation with potential customers. Why you are buying, and what your chosen items mean to yourself or the recipient if you are buying as a gift is of great interest to me. And I love to receive feedback once the pieces are hanging on the wall. 

 

If you want to meet that is possible too. I work from a small office but am happy to arrange appointments if you want to find out more about me in the real world.

 

Buying through this website should be easy. If you have any problems, drop me a line. Continuing the theme above, I feel it is important to note that all orders are dealt with by myself before being shipped out. I use local companies for my prints and frames, but assemble them myself. 

 

You’re dealing direct with the source, meaning no inflated prices for middle-men. And you can be sure that your money is going straight to a small, creative business.

To find out more about my background, click here.