World Ocean Day is a call to remember our belonging. A moment to honour the blue spaces that sustain all life on earth. It’s not a single day of awareness. It’s an invitation to act, create, connect and protect. In rhythm with the tides that shape us. This year, I mark World Ocean Day with…
There’s something quietly revolutionary about planting beneath the sea. Recently, I visited Loch Craignish on the west coast of Scotland, a place I’ve long felt pulled to. Tucked into its tidal folds is one of the most inspiring examples of ocean restoration in the UK: flourishing seagrass meadows and the resurgence of native oysters, both…
My journey as an ocean storyteller and photographer hasn’t been fast or linear. It has been shaped by years of curiosity, learning and connection, threaded through with salt water, light and a drive to understand the spaces between people, place and planet. This post explores the story behind how this work began, how it’s evolved…
This weekend marks the second month of Wild Edges. My solo photography exhibition, at Albion House Hotel in Ramsgate. Having my work displayed in this beautiful venue has been a dream come true, and the feedback has been nothing short of magickal. In this blog post, I delve into the concept of ‘wild edges’, sharing…
One of my favourite ways to enjoy nature is by exploring under the surface. Our blue planet has always mesmerised me. However, it was only after I got into paddle boarding and invested in an underwater camera that I really began to explore into the blue. Now, delving into the depths has become one of…