Truth be told, I’m no different in some ways to many people. I too, like others, remember a time when I felt lost, without purpose, searching for something I couldn’t quite name. There were times where I would be so overloaded with thoughts in my neurodivergent brain that I wanted to be somebody else completely. I’ve suffered loss in ways most people feel it and I’ve suffered it ways nobody can really relate to.

Photography has always been my go to therapy. Even in the years where I had put down my camera professionally for a time, I still sought it out.

Out there, beneath ancient pines and along winding Highland trails, something clicked. Standing on ridgelines with the wind in my face, wading through quiet lochs, wandering through forests that have stood for centuries, I could navigate life’s problems and begin to see the world with new eyes. The camera wasn’t just a tool; it became a way of listening. A way of connecting. A way of finding purpose. To myself. And to the world.

Today, I run a photography business built on that sense of connection. My work has been featured in leading landscape photography magazines, published in books and shared in podcasts

Now, through one-to-one mentoring, I get to help others, established photographers and beginners, find their own connections.

Whether you’re looking to reignite your spark, build a portfolio that actually reflects who you are, or shape a body of work that leads to exhibitions, books, or new opportunities, this is where that journey begins.

Together, we’ll strip it back to what really matters. Purpose. Belonging. Creativity. My sessions have helped photographers gain clarity, confidence, and a renewed sense of direction. I’d love to help you do the same.