The majority of my work over the last 25 years has been as a travel and documentary photographer visiting many countries around the world. At home in London I concentrate on studio portraits and producing fine art prints for sale.

Countries Photographed: Argentina – Australia – Brazil – Brunei – Canada – Chile - Cook Islands – Costa Rica - Cuba – Curacao – Cyprus – Fiji – France - French Polynesia – Greece - Hong Kong – Iceland – Japan – Jordan - Korea – Malaysia – Malta - New Zealand – Panama - Sabah – Samoa – Sarawak – Taiwan – Tenerife - Tonga - USA (California, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Montana, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Vermont, Wyoming) – Venezuela.

I have been a judge on the Travel Photographer Of The Year completion since its inception and am a member of the British Guild of Travel Writers

Dance and movement have always fascinated me; capturing a moving subject at the one crucial expressive moment in beautiful light that tells the story with a camera is exhilarating. In London I have taken pictures at Sadlers Wells Theatre of the ‘Flamenco Festival’ and the Peacock Theatre of ‘Tango Fire’, both for publication in Dance Today magazine. I have also photographed dance students at the London Contemporary Dance School, and for an exhibition at The Place theatre I photographed Hong Kong dancer Muna Tseng. In Japan I have extensively photographed the Mitsuko Inao Ballet School in Kyoto and also jazz and other bands at outdoor concerts, in clubs and live venues.

I photograph clients in either contemporary softlight style, mostly with daylight, or in classic 1930s Hollywood style using traditional tungsten lighting. Most of my clients have been writers and people from the world of entertainment:

As a specialist in photography of Japan, and in particular, Kyoto, a selection of Fine Art Limited Edition prints of 50 in each size of my Kyoto image collection is available online from www.kyotophotogallery.com Each print is signed and numbered and printed by London specialist fine art printers Point 101 who are members of the Fine Art Trade Guild. The prints are on archival paper and guaranteed to last 200 years.