Paul never set out to be a photographer. Not so long ago he was an architect, but after being diagnosed with chronic illness he became interested in photography. The camera became therapy, therapy that ignited a new found passion which led him away from architecture.

It fed his creativity and most significantly new way to interact and engage with people. This interaction with people, real people like you, informs and fuels his work. Self taught, beginning with an old 35mm film camera in winter 2014 he learnt how to make a photograph.

Today he mainly shoots digitally, but what what was learned in his formative years in film remain. Early in 2017 he turned professional and today has a growing portfolio of clients in fashion, film, music and events. His interest in people remains the basis of all his work – as evident in his ongoing personal project; ‘1,2,3…’ studies of people interacting in and with urban and rural environments.

Paul is a fellow of the RSA.