I was born in the Caribbean and raised in London from the age of five. From early on, I knew I wanted to be an artist. That passion led me to study 3D animation at university, which eventually evolved into a love for photography — a new medium, but one that still allowed me to express my creativity.

My journey into photography began in 2010 through a blog where I curated striking visuals of London. Around the same time, I traveled to Japan with a Canon Powershot G1X, hoping to capture the kind of imagery I admired online. I ended up shooting more video than photos, drawn to the camera’s time-lapse feature.

When I returned to London, I bought my first DSLR — a Canon 550D — and spent the next few years immersed in learning and experimenting. Today, I shoot with a Canon 5D Mark III, always pushing to grow and refine my work.

When I’m not behind the lens, I’m either in front of it, playing sports, socializing, or feeding my lifelong fascination with Japan.

Work

I worked as a cameraman for RWD, shooting for major brands like Nike, Adidas, and JD Sports. My work ranged from product photography to portraits of notable figures in the UK music and fashion scenes — including top footballers and cultural icons.

My personal style leans toward natural lighting and scenic photography, giving me the freedom to explore and experiment creatively.