The Collection
Some images don’t have a category — they just have a pull. Stray Light is where those photographs live. Human, strange, emotional. These are the images that got under my skin and wouldn’t let go.
Mornings at the beach are where I go to find some quiet. Sand & Sea is where that experience lives — ocean, coastline, and everything that changes with the tide. This is its own world, and it gets its own category.
These are the photographs that make a room feel calm. Frontiers is my collection of open space — natural landscapes, rural environments, urban expanse, water, light. Beautiful images that don't demand attention so much as reward it.
Not people caught in a moment — the city itself, caught in one. Street Light is architectural, geometric, and deliberate. Urban spaces framed the way I see them, with people woven in as naturally as they exist there — sometimes background, sometimes everything.
Where Street Light moves through the city, Structure stops and looks at it. Bridges, buildings, monuments — man-made things photographed as the subject in their own right. Minimal people, maximum presence.
Photographs taken further. Lens Art is where I push images past what the camera captured — into something painterly, textured, and a little surreal. The photograph is the starting point. Art is the destination.
One more collection below — the work of a dear friend I've mentored for years, Paula Parris.
I print her work to the same standard as my own.
More on our story on the Meet Paula Parris page.
Within the chaos of my mind there is always a moment of silence and peace when the shutter clicks, losing myself in a lens. People - ballerinas and musicians, getting lost in city lights and unfamiliar places is where I want to be. Connecting with different pieces, here is where Grant and I landed. I hope you too enjoy this collection of work.