Places, Lives and Memories

Discovered on Film is an exploration of communities, places, and the stories that connect them. I work exclusively with analogue film, which encourages me to slow down, look more carefully, and photograph with intention rather than urgency.

The process is deliberate, but the goal is simple: to create honest work that reveals something of the character, history and humanity of the places I photograph.

Each project is a journey of discovery. From remote coastlines and forgotten waterways to communities shaped by memory, landscape and change, I seek out the subtle details and fleeting moments that can be so easily overlooked.

Whether documenting the resilience of coastal communities, exploring landscapes touched by history, or observing the everyday life of London’s East End, my aim remains the same. To tell stories that are authentic, thoughtful and deeply connected to the people and places from which they emerge.