Where Photography Meets Purpose

The Peak District’s ever-shifting light, rugged textures, and seasonal drama have shaped my craft for years. Each photograph I take—whether a storm brewing over Kinder Scout or dawn mist weaving through Dovedale—is a testament to the region’s restless beauty. Yet my work here is twofold. Through Let’s Go Peak District, I collaborate with fellow locals to inspire mindful travel. We craft self-guided routes that steer visitors away from overcrowded trails, share stories of historic pubs and advocate for low-impact tourism that benefits both land and community.

This dual role enriches my photography. Scouting lesser-known locations for the platform has deepened my intimacy with the landscape.

The Peak District, Framed Differently

My photography is rooted in a local’s understanding of this land. Years spent traversing its paths, documenting its shifts, and working alongside its communities have granted me a perspective that transcends the guidebook. This familiarity allows me to tailor each project to the unique character of the Peaks, whether through fleeting moments of natural drama or the quiet resilience of its villages.

Clients benefit not only from technical expertise but from a connection forged through advocacy. The same ethos that drives Let’s Go Peak District—celebrating heritage, supporting sustainability, and seeking the extraordinary in the everyday—infuses every frame I create.

My role as both photographer and co-founder of Let’s Go Peak District has taught me that the most powerful images emerge from respect—for the land, its history, and the communities that steward it.