I am a multi-disciplined artist with a background in interior design, but my specialities are printmaking, House Portraits in Pen and Ink, and photography. I have exhibited at various galleries around London, recently completing my 15th exhibition, and have also dedicated my time to teaching children as a visiting artist at Highgate School.

I happened to fall in love with photography by chance, learning the discipline as a bi-product of studying printmaking (photographing research material). For me, the spiritual father of photography is the Frenchman Henri Cartier-Bresson, from which I hope to share on his preachings. It’s about the unexpected, finding people in unusual circumstances and catching it. We see unusual aspects of life all the time, but it’s catching that really unusual moment and preserving it forever. I’m trying to 
catch that unusual happenstance.

Picture by class attendee, Amanda Hayler.