Capturing people as they truly are and recording significant moments is one of my greatest pleasures. I have always loved photography and living in Asia means I have an inspirational photographer’s playground on my doorstep – providing the opportunity to capture some of the world’s most vibrant places, cultures and individuals.

In 2008, I launched my photography business specialising in portrait and travel photography. I also have the pleasure of sharing my love of photography with others through my professional workshops and tuition.

My greatest joy is capturing the beauty in a person, whoever or wherever they are. You can see my portrait and travel photographs in my portfolio galleries, or follow my blog to see the recent subjects that have inspired me or captured my imagination. Feel free to comment or let me know what you think!

My commissioned portraits focus on children and families of all ages; from pregnancy through newborns and babies, to older families and multi-generational groups. I also enjoy special commissions for larger groups and weddings as well as individual profile assignments. Let me know what you have in mind and I look forward to bringing it to life.

I offer a series of photographic workshops and tuition for a wide range of experience levels; from beginners to intermediate and experienced photographers wishing to expand their creative boundaries and techniques. Sessions are customised for particular interests and experience levels. All provide practical coaching that brings clear and noticeable results, as well as being an enjoyable and stimulating experience! You can find more information here or contact me directly for further details.

Pattaya street workers find new beginnings : The day Khun Nok (below right) gave birth to her second baby, she had a choice.  She could send him upcountry to the poverty and hardship she faced as a child and return to work on the streets of Pattaya. Or she could stop working on the streets and keep her son – and therefore sever all contact with her family whose principal interest was the money she earned. In the end she chose the latter.

Khun Nok arrived from Isaan in the North East of Thailand three years ago aged fifteen. Last year, living rough with her first baby and three months pregnant with the next, she came to an orphanage asking them to look after her child so she could return to work on the streets. They introduced her to the Tamar Centre.

Everyone has a story to tell…

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