With the Pride Comic Art Festival 2024 wrapped up and the images delivered, now seems like a good time to look back on the photos I took!

A lot of the public events I photograph tend to be Bristol-based, so it was lovely to take my camera along to Trans Pride in Manchester!

Weddings can sometimes be a huge production, so every time I meet a couple who want to take things slowly, I know I'm in for a lovely time!

It's been six months since I last posted any updates about my main project, Bristol Trans Portraits, and things have really moved on!

It's transgender awareness week, so there seems like no better time to highlight the work of other transgender/non-binary photographers!

I wanted to share a few of the upcoming photos of my new participant, Alex Garden (they/them).

This June has been extra special: my first solo exhibition, a selection of images from Bristol Trans Portraits, is on display all month!

Finding amazing queer photographers online has always been a real source of joy for me. So here are five LGBTQ photographers who inspire me.

My first wedding of 2022 was a last minute LGBTQ micro-wedding that came through in February.

After many long months on hiatus, Bristol Trans Portraits is finally back!

My queer identity has massively influenced the kind of photographer I am. For me, queer encompasses far more than just gender and sexuality.

In January the Royal Photographic Society invited me to be part of their Critical Friends group, looking at diversity and inclusion.

“You cannot cheer the Colston statue falling if you are not ready to examine what must fall inside yourself." Travis Alabanza

The best thing I've photographed lately has got to be the Trans Pride South West march, which took place in Bristol yesterday.