I first picked up a camera in 1975, but it wasn’t until after 23 years in the Royal Australian Air Force and the British Royal Air Force—serving in places like Cyprus, Gibraltar, Croatia, and Bahrain—that I truly returned to it with intent.

While military life taught me structure and resilience, photography offered something else entirely: stillness. A space to observe, to breathe, to reflect.

Through the lens, I’ve learned to notice what’s often overlooked: the curve of a petal, the hush of coastal light, the silent geometry of shadow and form.

My work explores everything from moody florals and painterly abstracts to birdlife, reflections, and landscapes shaped by memory and light.

Photography helps me remain present. It’s how I process the world and how I share what moves me—quietly, intentionally, without need for noise.

Every image is a moment I saw… and listened to.

I hope it speaks quietly to you, too.