iVooDoo

​I bought my first camera in 2014, and quite by accident, began to shoot parties with friends . . What started out as ‘snaps’, quickly became a love of creating the image itself, and before I knew it, people had started talking about me as a photographer, as well as a friend . .
 

From parties with friends, I moved into local events around Stoke on Trent . . From there into Manchester, and large public raves with the ‘illuminaughty’ crew . . The summer of 2016 brought my first Boomtown Festival, and by then I was hooked . . Event photography became everything I wanted to do, and I pursued it with a single minded eye, shooting every music festival I could find . . Everything was about the impact of the image, and catching the moment perfectly . . Reflecting back exactly what it felt like to be there, right in the middle of the moment

In 2017, I met the Hacienda/Fac51 family, and have been working with them ever since, as in-house photographer, covering both Hacienda Classical, Hacienda Club events and the associated Moovin Festival . . This all led to meeting, and then working with Peter Hook, on Joy Division and Peter Hook and the light shows . . During this time, I also began working with the beautiful souls behind the Audio Farm grass roots festivals, and have worked with them ever since . .
 

Throughout all of this magical journey, I’ve met so many incredible people who have offered nothing but support, and faith, in my ability to grow as a professional event photographer . . I’ve also developed a studio practise, with a truly unique style . . Come to specialise in shooting fire, and other performance artists . . I love shoot weddings, and have developed both my portraiture and landscape photography elements, into something that’s becoming an all encompassing and ever growing aspect of my work . . All of this has only ever been about one thing however . . Creating and producing the very highest
quality images . . Ones that take you right back into the moment they were taken . . Feeling what it felt like to be righty there in that moment . . That’s something that’s never going to change . .