I'm a photographer, writer, and web developer from Milwaukee, based in London.
In 2022, I graduated from Falmouth University in Cornwall with a 1st class degree in Marine & Natural History Photography. Ever since, I've been a full time .NET developer (weird pivot, I know). In my free time, I'm taking pictures, writing, and building passion projects like this website.
In 2019, after one look at the price of Squarespace, I decided to make my own website, from scratch. Every six months, or whenever I'm feeling antsy, I remake it entirely.
I built this iteration (github) in the early months of 2023 using next.js, mdx-bundler, and Framer Motion. You can explore previous iterations of my website here.
Fingerprint under microscope, Falmouth, Cornwall. 2019.
Much of my art explores the Yearning, a kind of nostalgia, felt at the edges of things, for lives or worlds that don’t or can’t exist. Fleeting details in the landscape—the tail of a whale rising out of the sea, or familiar music from a window passed at night—act like glimpses into little worlds.
These worlds we find in the cracks of our own are implied and imagined, no more real than a bedtime story, and yet they are far more emotionally true, pull far stronger on the strings of our heart, than actual fact. Their potency is their unknowability; reality would only disappoint.
I explore these timeless and littoral worlds extensively in my photobook, Lingermyth, and my undergraduate dissertation, On Yearning.