When I started as a portrait photographer, I never imagined I’d move into fine art. Though I loved admiring other artists’ work, I felt intimidated by the idea of creating something more challenging, more personal.
Everything changed when I returned to university at 45 to pursue my MA in Fine Art Photography. My final project focused on women who made their mark during times of upheaval—like women who served during World War Two and women reinventing themselves after 50.
That’s when I realisede photography wasn’t just my passion; it was my voice. Through creative expression, I could share powerful messages without relying on words alone. As an introvert, photography empowered me to be heard authentically.
Are you listening?
The Art of Meaningful Spaces
Today, I create fine art prints that celebrate both feminine strength and the beauty of travel. Whether you’re drawn to empowering portraits or wanderlust-inspiring scenes, each piece is crafted to bring meaning and beauty into spaces that matter to you.
In addition to my print collections, I travel throughout Europe capturing new stories and take on a limited number of portrait and branding clients in London each year.