I am a gardener and photographer. Through both these practices, I get to explore my fascination for the interplay of person and environment, of inner and outer landscape. 

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My work is inspired by the fact that body is sacred geography and land is sacred anatomy. Having contemplated this relationship for some years now, I understand inner and outer landscapes to be a co-emergence, and my work is essentially a celebration of this.

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I intend to inspire others to explore the relationship between their inner and outer worlds, the relationship between beings and their environment, between embodiment and enworldment.

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I ask people viewing my photography to feel how  body and world relate to and influence one another. This is a journey of enquiry that often necessitates a more thorough examination of the true beauty of that manoeuvre known as perception.

I live in East Sussex, on the edge of Ashdown Forest, with my wife Ellen.