The Decline series was awarded a Honourable Mention at the 2020 International Photography Awards in the Deeper Perspective category.

This series was photographed during three visits in 2019. This series looks at the Dungeness seascape which is located at the south eastern tip of England. Historically, this area was a thriving fishing location, but rising sea temperatures are being blamed for the disappearance of fish. Most fishermen have long departed and it's only a few hardy souls that eke out a living from fishing in this area. 

He says: “I have visited this place on numerous occasions and it feels abandoned, isolated, cold and surreal. It’s got under my skin and I appreciate it for all these qualities that give it a hidden charm”.

The Dreaming series was awarded a Honourable Mention at the 2020 International Photography Awards in the Fine Art Landscape category.

This series was inspired by the beauty we are surrounded by in our own backyard during the current covid-19 lock down that has impacted roughly 50% of the world.

He says: “It feels so surreal with no evidence of any crisis in our immediate surroundings”.

The Rhone Glacier series was awarded a Honourable Mention at the 2020 International Photography Awards in the Fine Art Landscape category.

The series represents a departure from his usual monochrome work. It shows off the muted colours from this region in the Swiss Alps. These images were taken during a road trip in 2019 after a short hike from the Furka Pass.

He says: “When I arrived at the scene, my visual senses were overloaded by the patterns and the shapes.”

Night Owls was awarded a Honourable Mention in the Street Photography category of the PX3 Prix De La Photographie Paris 2020 competition. The image features a Southend-on-Sea chippy late at night.

A Sense of Scale was awarded 2nd place in the Architectural/Other category at the International Photography Awards. 

This image was also shortlisted in the architecture category of the Sony World Photography Awards. The 2019 Awards received​ 326,997 entri​es across its 4 competitions. All shortlisted and winning images were exhibited at the ​2019 Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition at Somerset House, London. 

The Kölnbrein Dam in Austria was conceived in the '30s and then only constructed in the '70s. It is Austria's tallest dam at 200 metres at an elevation of 1,933m.

A Porsche Design Study was awarded a Honourable Mention in the Advertising/Automotive category at the International Photography Awards.

More recently in 2019 this series was awarded Silver in the Advertising/Automotive category from the prestiguous PX3 Prix De La Photographie Paris.

The design study comprises a series of images of a Singer Porsche 911 at the historic Goodwood Racing Circuit. To view the series please click on the image.

This image was awarded a Honourable Mention in the Competitive Events category at the International Photography Awards.

The image feature a Lola T70 leaving the pit lane at the historic Goodwood Racing Circuit in the UK in preparation for the annual Goodwood Revival.

Man and Machine was awarded a Honourable Mention in the Sport category at the International Photography Awards.

The image features a driver relaxing whilst waiting for the track to clear at the historic Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit in the UK.

The Different Zones image received a Honourable Mention in the PX3 Prix De La Photographie Paris 2017 Competition and more recently was awarded a Honourable Mention at the 2019 International Photography Awards in the One Shot: Street Photography Awards. 

Two waiting commuters at the Baker Street Underground Station, it is one of the original stations of the Metropolitan Railway, the world’s first underground railway, which opened in 1863.

The Summer Fun image received a Honourable Mention at the 2017 IPA Awards in the People Children category.

The photo was taken at the South Bank in London and is an expression of innocent childhood fun. 

The Curtains image received a Honourable Mention in the One Shot: Street Photography category from the International Photography Awards in 2019.

A passer by caught walking in front of The Monument Building in the heart of the City of London, designed by Ken Shuttleworth’s Make architectural practice. Completed in 2016 the building creates a stunning backdrop to the famous landmark that commemorates the Great Fire of London in 1666.