Through photography, I seek to slow down the act of seeing, allowing details, surfaces, and tonal transitions to become central. Black and white is an essential part of this process, helping to reduce visual noise and bring focus to form, rhythm, and atmosphere.

However, when shooting landscapes, I often find that colours help to express the scene's atmosphere.

Here is a photo of my grandson and me having one of our deep conversations some years ago. Photography is fundamentally about communication in various forms, and this picture serves as a great example of effective communication.

After retiring from the oil and gas industry, I dedicated most of my time to photography. One of the most important lessons I carried over from my previous career is that quality, down to the smallest details, is essential for achieving excellent results.

I use a Fujifilm GFX 100S medium format camera with a variety of lenses. For architectural photography, I often utilise a 15mm or 24mm tilt-shift lens to achieve the desired perspectives.