ENTRY DESCRIPTION
For me this image and the others in its series represent to me an awful waste.
This is a Morris Minor Betha from the mid 50s. It has provided me with much inspiration.
One image from the series became a beautiful cover for Orange Quarterly literary magazine.
People liked it so much so editors who had previously rejected me asked me to show more of my work to them based only on that image.I am fascinated by decay and creation. I enjoy to find beauty in the last moments whether the subject matter be inanimate or of character

AUTHOR
I am the CIWEM Young Environmental Photographer of The Year 2013 and I have also won first places with
National Geographic,The World Photography Organisation, Nature's Best Photography and The ESRC to
name only a few.
My photography has been published in the Telegraph, The Guardian, The British Journal of Psychiatry, Life
Force Magazine, British Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and as the front cover of books and magazines extensively
throughout the world.
My art is globally exhibited, having shown work in New York, Paris, London, Rome, Los Angeles, Hong
Kong, Copenhagen, Washington, Canada, Spain, Japan and Australia amongst many other locations.
I was also the only person from the UK to have my work displayed in the National Geographic and Airbus
run See The Bigger Picture global exhibition tour with the United Nations International Year Of Biodiversity
2010.
The written work of mine has had permanent showcase on the official company blog of Zenfolio. In 2012 I
was especially invited by the founder of the BCC to contribute an article to highlight the importance of the
Day Of The Imprisoned Writer.
I have constantly exhibited at UK nationwide touring exhibitions run by the Photographic Angle since the
middle of 2013 for which I was recently formally thanked for contributing so much of my art.
I have an upcoming feature yet again with Life Force magazine who have received praise from Rankin,
Stephen Fry and Steve McCurry and many other leading talents.
One of my earliest front cover pieces featured the humanitarian and documentary photographer Reza
Deghati of whom I felt truly honoured to meet.
I have had work selected by the Saatchi Gallery to become part of one of their Gilt Groupe art sales as well
as work donated for the causes of Great Ormond Street, Lovedrop and The Red Cross.

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