The Collections explained
Fine Art Photography Collections for Considered Interiors
Three Ways a Space Can Feel
Every interior tells a story through light, tone and atmosphere.
My work is curated into three collections: High-Key, Low-Key and Wildlife, not as photographic styles, but as distinct ways of shaping how a space feels to live in. Each collection offers a different emotional and spatial response, allowing you to choose artwork that supports the mood, light and rhythm of your interior.
Natural World Portraits
Explore the Natural World Portraits collection
A study of fleeting wildlife moments & macro photography
Connection. Narrative. Life.
Explore my Natural World Portraits collection, Wildlife photography adds a human layer to an interior; a moment of connection, enlightenment or pause. These works introduce subtle storytelling, bringing warmth and character into a space while remaining restrained and considered
Often chosen for spaces that seek a sense of character, curiosity or emotional connection without sacrificing cohesion.
Portrait of a Mountain Hare I
The mountain hare (Lepus timidus) is a cold-adapted mammal known for its seasonal coat change from brownish-grey in summer to white in winter for camouflage. Native to Scotland,, they inhabit heathlands and moorlands, eating heather and grasses, and sheltering in shallow ground depressions called 'forms' rather than digging burrows. They are important to their ecosystem but face threats from habitat loss and declining numbers, making them a 'Near Threatened' species in Great Britain.
This shot was taken in the Cairngorms in February of 2025, my third year of visiting the area at this time……..I’m hoping one year I will get to see them in the snow.
