I have been a photographer for more than four decades, working in over 150 countries. I received my first camera when I was eleven, and from the beginning I was fascinated by the way a photograph could bring about a connection between a viewer and a person in an image.

My work has taken me from remote indigenous communities to sacred spaces, extraordinary landscapes, and the front lines of modern slavery. Yet through all of it, I have been drawn to the same thing: our shared humanity. I am interested in dignity, beauty, resilience, and those fleeting moments when something essential reveals itself.

I work primarily with natural light and have spent much of my career using medium- and large-format film cameras. Working this way requires patience. I have to slow down, observe, connect, and wait.

My photographs are produced as archival, signed and numbered limited editions.