From Shutter Clicks to Brush Strokes

Born in the ’60s on the outskirts of Liverpool, I arrived in the world armed with a pencil and an overactive imagination. I spent my childhood filling sketchbooks, winning the odd art and photography award, and generally ignoring any advice to “get a sensible job.”
After I moved on from my photography business which I had for over 25 years, life, of course, had other plans and shoved me into the corporate world working for the NHS for a little while. But creativity is persistent — like a cat that keeps meowing until you finally open the door.
Now I’m back where I belong, living in beautiful North Wales and diving into urban art, chasing the magic of light, shadow, and architecture. This is my second act, and honestly, it’s the best one yet.

So, watch closely, because my story is still unfolding—one frame, one stroke at a time.

La Petite France, Strasbourg

Brimming with stunning architecture, it’s an endless source of inspiration.