This Field Note documents an editorial assignment for The Times, photographing an event at the British Museum ahead of the arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry. The tapestry itself wasn’t there yet. It was still on its way to London, but the stories within it were already being revisited, particularly those of the women whose presence...
This Field Note documents an editorial portrait assignment for The Times, featuring Rachael David, an antinatalist who believes that having children is morally wrong. The feature examines falling birth rates and the growing number of people who actively choose not to have children, with David offering a personal perspective on the philosophy behind antinatalism. The...
Live Happy: A Campaign for TUI Lakes & Mountains This Field Note documents a brand photography assignment in Zell am See, produced for TUI Lakes & Mountains as part of the brand’s first destination shoot. The imagery was created to establish a visual foundation for the programme, shaping how alpine summer destinations would be represented...
Annecy for TUI Lakes & Mountains This Field Note documents a destination photography assignment in Annecy, produced for TUI Lakes & Mountains following the destination’s reintroduction into the programme. The imagery was commissioned to re-establish Annecy as a key location within the offering and to support its role within newly launched multi-destination holidays. The assignment...
Pila for Crystal Ski Holidays This Field Note documents a destination photography assignment in Pila, produced to support the launch of a new resort within the Crystal Ski programme. The imagery was commissioned as foundational destination content, created for use across the brand’s resort pages, editorial features, and digital platforms, and housed within TUI’s Digital...
Sainsbury’s — Colleagues in Focus This project was about people first. Photographing real colleagues in their own working environments — across Sainsbury’s and its integrated brands Habitat, Argos and Tu — and translating those moments into modular cut-outs that could live flexibly across a wider visual system. Rather than casting or constructing scenes, the focus...