Communicating with the world.

I’ve spent the last 6 years learning what I can about photography and also discovering a lot about myself along the way. Photography has changed the way I look at the world but has also given me a chance to take a good look at myself.

I’m quite a shy person. I’m confident and comfortable around family and friends but put me in a social situation with many unfamiliar faces and I quickly feel out of my comfort zone.

I have become better at this over the years and the social side of photography has certainly helped.

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‘If you can speak photography, you can communicate with the world’.

Feeling uncomfortable may be down to my lack of language skills. As I wrote the other day in a exchange with a friend ‘I speak simply but I think deeply’. It’s not that I’m uneducated, actually I did quite well at school. I just seem to find it hard to verbalise my thoughts and feelings.

Photography is my preferred language. It’s a universal language as well so if you can speak photography, you can communicate with the world.

With this website and the start of this blog I will hopefully be able to communicate with a wide audience my own vision of the world around me. From intimnate family moments to images of the wonderful landscapes of the UK and abroad.

The camera is a wonderful tool and I will always do my best to use it well. Hopefully you will understand what I am trying to say.




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