Animator, designer and comedian Willow Marler wanted portraits that celebrated both their creative work and their trans non-binary identity. Together, we created a vibrant editorial studio shoot full of colour, confidence and joyful self-expression.

The Outdoor Connection brings together community leaders, facilitators and change-makers from across the UK. Through documentary-led event photography, I captured the conversations, collaborations and moments of connection that made the weekend so special.

Working with Green & Healthy Frome, I documented the Young People Climate Group as they transformed recycled materials into a striking sculpture of our glorious planet. The resulting imagery celebrates creativity, collaboration and youth-led climate action.

Maya Delaney wanted more than an updated headshot. Through a thoughtful portrait session in London, we created authentic personal brand imagery that reflected her expertise in ocean sustainability and impact finance, her passion for climate action, and her calm, confident approach to leadership.

When architect Jenny Carlin needed updated portraits for the next exciting chapter of her career, she returned for a relaxed portrait session focused on capturing the professionalism, warmth and authenticity that define her work.

After returning from maternity leave, bespoke jeweller Josie Mitchell wanted brand photography and film that reflected the next chapter of her business. Through The Brand Story Experience, we documented the artistry, craftsmanship and human moments behind every piece, creating an authentic visual story rooted in creativity, trust and individuality.

Fairfield Animal Centre wanted relaxed, welcoming imagery that helped people instantly connect with the experience of visiting. Through documentary-inspired lifestyle photography, we captured the warmth, curiosity and charm that make the centre such a special place for families and animal lovers alike.

As she stepped into a new freelance role, events producer Jess Gould wanted personal brand photography that felt professional, warm and genuinely reflective of her personality. Together, we created relaxed editorial lifestyle imagery across Bath that captured both her creativity and confidence.

Mentor and consultant Siobhan Strode wanted new brand portraits that reflected both the depth of her work and the warmth people instantly connect with. Together, we created authentic lifestyle portraits that felt thoughtful, expressive and grounded in her evolving personal brand.

GoodWork wanted fresh, story-led brand photography that reflected the warmth, energy and impact of their youth employment programmes. The resulting editorial lifestyle imagery helped strengthen their brand presence and was later featured in The Big Issue’s 100 Changemakers of 2026 feature.

Leadership coach Jessie Zhu wanted personal brand photography that felt grounded, natural and emotionally honest. Together, we created a series of editorial lifestyle portraits in Wimbledon, London that reflected both her work and the quiet calm strength she brings to it.

Read about the soft, soulful brand photography we co-created on a Brand Story Experience for holistic practitioner, Issey Cannon, in Bristol

Artist and maker Alice Mary Lynch wanted more than polished product photography. Through a documentary-inspired Flow State Session, we created editorial lifestyle imagery that captured the creativity, craftsmanship and personality behind her work.

Catherine Piper, founder and creative force behind Piper’s Bakery booked a Brand Story Experience to transform her online presence away from ‘home chef’ and into the professional baker she is!

Creative Portrait Photography for Somerset musician to support upcoming tour and album promotion.

Storytelling Lifestyle Photography for Somerset Artist

Emily Campbell is a textile maker based in Somerset who specialises in creating colour‑rich, unpredictable soft furnishings, banners, cushions, and accessories. Shes uses traditional upholstery techniques to make new items from sustainably sourced vintage second‑hand fabrics.

A 3 year project, documenting events and creating portrait and lifestyle photography for a local organisation

Yogaloni, founded by Leni (they/he), is a queer, non-binary, neurodivergent yoga facilitator based in Bristol.

Their offerings include community classes, retreats, workshops, and one-on-one sessions. Their work is deeply rooted in trauma-informed, decolonial, and anti-oppressive practices, with a focus on accessibility, inclusivity, and authentic human connection.

Leni’s online presence wasn’t matching their in person energy, so they asked for help to visually bring forward their warmth and compassion to new audiences.

Sadia Ghazanfar, the visionary behind Slay Your Dragons, is a leadership coach and mentor supporting career-driven women to slay self-doubt and rise with courage, clarity, and compassion. Her programs, courses, and workshops embrace humanity, resilience, and deep personal transformation.

As well as the interior shots, we explored the surrounding area to create lifestyle and portrait imagery of Sophie Lang, Leisurely’s founder.

These images were essential to tell the human story behind the brand, highlighting the personal passion and slow-living ethos that underpin its mission.

By grounding the brand in this real-life context, we aimed to build a visual narrative that felt authentic, aspirational, and relatable.