BANGKOKIAN

I was born in Thonburi, Thailand, and moved to England when I was six. I grew up moving around from Beccles to Sheringham, a quiet kid who preferred exploring the woods behind our house, cycling to town, or walking along the cliffs rather than being in the crowd.

At school, I didn’t exactly shine in academics — except for technical drawing, metalwork, and art. I still like to joke that Toyota might’ve “borrowed” one of my early car sketches for their 1979 Corolla DX Liftback. Pure coincidence, of course — but the resemblance was uncanny!

Eventually, I traded pencils and paper for cameras and light. Photography became my creative outlet — a way to capture moments that words couldn’t quite express. Over the years, my lens has explored everything from boudoir and artistic nudes to landscapes and candid street scenes.

These days, I live in Bangkok in a house I designed myself — one of my proudest creations outside of photography. My camera is still my constant companion, helping me see beauty in everyday life and connect with the world in my own quiet way.