Perhaps the most interesting part of my practice is that I seem to have many personalities behind the camera. Commercial photography takes me into constantly changing worlds - architecture, interiors, hospitality, design and spaces shaped around an idea of how someone should feel. I am less interested in simply documenting what a space looks like, and more drawn to finding the feeling within it

- the way light, material, proportion and detail come together to create a certain mood.

For me, photography becomes a way of translating that experience. I look for the light, the perspective, the quiet details and the moments where everything falls into place. Sometimes it is about showing the whole space; sometimes it is about noticing one small thing that says everything. The final photograph, to me, should be more than a picture of a place. It should be an invitation to enter it, feel it, and for a moment, inhabit its world.