"I've had a camera constantly in my hand since I was 16, I'm now 23, so that's a lot of photos! Initially I was solely interested in nature, but that changed in 2012 when I visited The Gambia with Edgecliff Sixth Form (and my camera). The people I met and the stories I heard had such a profound effect on me and that was when I discovered the power of photography as a tool to communicate stories to people. I channelled this passion into university, studying Marine & Natural History Photography.

If you want to know what any photographer fears losing just look at what they photograph. I'm driven by both my love of nature and a love for people. Beautifully Human has enabled me to connect back with people, to listen to them and to collect a snippet of their beautiful lives. My next challenge is a new job with WWF, it's an exciting opportunity to be apart of a team that inspires the world with conservation stories. With the goal to secure a future in which both nature and humanity can thrive together."