I've been doing photography for roughly around five years. I was introduced to photography when I was very young, around when I was 10, maybe even 9. I've always had a natural affinity for photos and I used to love taking them. I did GCSE fine art, passing with a 7, I went into the field of A levels. I completed a full two-year course with A-levels in fine art and photography. It was during my A levels in photography that I realized this was my calling and what I wanted to do. I graduated with an A-star in A-levels photography and an A in fine art.

I am 19, I regard myself as a generalist in photography—I will try anything, experiment, and go in any direction I see fit. If I like it and have an interest in it, I will pursue it. I would say I am confident in my abilities with using a camera, its become second natural, I am alliable as well as someone who pushes for perfectionist, I am flexible as well adaptable.

As for genres, I particularly enjoy portraiture and fine arts photography. I absolutely adore these two genres. I immerse myself in ideas and concepts, often expressing myself through my work. My photography is a reflection of how I feel and how I see the world, and that is evident in my work.