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I’ve been invited to speak at photography conferences and workshops across Europe about my work as a documentary wedding and family photographer. I’ve also appeared on podcasts and been interviewed by magazines and newspapers.

I talk about documentary photography, visual storytelling, composition and the realities of building a successful photography business. My talks are rooted in my own experience, with plenty of real examples, honest lessons and practical ideas that photographers can take away and put into their own work.

I love sharing what I’ve learnt, the stories behind my work and what goes on behind the scenes with a live audience. Whether it’s a conference, workshop or podcast, I enjoy getting stuck into the realities of photography and the business behind it, so please do get in touch.

I’ve spoken at photography conferences and workshops including NineDots Manchester, The Other Side in Puglia, Fearless and Masters in Antwerp, Rise Up in Chamonix, and WPIA events in Leeds, London and Manchester.

I’ve been featured or interviewed by the Yorkshire Post, MSN, Professional Photo Magazine, Rangefinder Magazine and Yorkshire Living Magazine, and have appeared on podcasts including NineDots, This Is Reportage, Photographers Keeping It Real and To Have And To Download.

My work and experience cover wedding, family and commercial photography. From documenting real moments and building visual stories to developing a sustainable photography business to winning some of the biggest awards in my industry. I’m always happy to share my story. Please get in touch if you’d like to discuss what I can bring to your event.

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