I’m also a member of The Last Cache team, an Antarctic Expedition to tell the story of Shackleton’s lesser-known support team: The Ross Sea Party. My role is crafting designs, socials and helping in any way I can to make this expedition a success.

I hold over 10 years of experience in photography, inspired as a teenager by the rural landscapes and British wildlife. Starting my career officially in 2017, studying Photography at North East Scotland College. Followed by a degree in Marine and Natural History at Falmouth University, graduating in 2021.

Since then, I’ve had a unique blend of different jobs, from a Paddlesport Assistant in Scotland to a Nature Guide in Fiordland.

In Cullen, Aberdeenshire, I taught weekly photographic classes to 5-7 year olds whilst running landscape photography workshops for adults.

From 2022 to 2023, I had the pleasure of working and living at Glenmore Lodge on the Instructor Development Scheme.

Jumping across the ocean in 2023, I found myself as a Mountain Dispatcher at Treble Cone, then shortly became a Glowworm Cave Guide in Fiordland National Park. Eventually leading multi-day tours across the South Island.