About me
I’m a freelance documentary and commercial photographer based in London.
Longer Blurb
I was born in Saudi Arabia. I then lived in Malaysia and Nigeria before my family settled back in Ireland.
I graduated with a degree in Natural Sciences from Trinity College Dublin. After this, I lived in Australia before returning to Ireland to work in the environmental sector.
In 2007, I moved to the UK to undertake an MA in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the London College of Communication. I graduated with a distinction and since then I’ve been working freelance in London and abroad on assignments and on my own projects.
My background in earth sciences has heavily influenced my photography. Energy, sustainability and the environment are central themes that run through my work.
My images have been exhibited widely in the UK & Ireland and have featured in a variety of publications, such as GEO, The Guardian, The Independent, The New Review, Creative Review, The Irish Times, Liberation Newspaper, Foam Magazine, Hotshoe, The British Journal of Photography and New Internationalist Magazine.
I’m represented by Picturetank in Paris.
Much of my work is available as editioned Digital C-Type and Giclee prints. Please contact me directly if you would like to purchase any prints or are interested in exhibiting my images.
Recent Awards
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2011 – Magenta Foundation, Flash Forward Winner
2010 – Prix Pictet Awards – Nominee
2010 – Association of Photographers Open Awards
2010 – International Photography Awards – Silver Medal
2010 – Hasselblad Masters – Finalist

