I grew up on a farm in East Lothian so I have always had a love of wildlife and the landscape. I was out exploring the countryside around me as often as I could and that has not changed in the years since. I still enjoy finding and exploring new places and observing the wildlife they provide a habitat for. I consider myself fortunate to live in East Lothian which is a rich and varied landscape with abundant photographic opportunities. Northumberland, Perthshire and the Scottish Highlands are also favourites places of mine. 

My first camera was a tiny wee square thing that my parents got free with a new PC in about 1999/2000. I played around with it for a few weeks and decided photography was definitely for me so I invested in a better camera (a Kodak Z740) and never looked back. I got my first SLR in 2013 and after a steep learning curve I am now seeing an improvement in the quality of the images I am able to produce. I have spent the last few years gaining experience in the areas of photography that most interest me which are landscape, wildlife and macro.

I have had numerous images shortlisted in national photography competitions and several images have been placed or commended including two category wins in the Scottish Nature Photography Awards.


Fairy Pools, Glen Brittle, Skye.

Fairy Pools, Glen Brittle, Skye.