About me

I’ve been photographing motorsport since I was 11, turning a childhood hobby into a professional journey capturing the speed, emotion, and intensity of racing worldwide.

I picked up a camera for the first in my first year at Le Mans 24 hours when I was 11, it was my dads, simply to have fun taking pictures of the cars coming by, with no idea what I was doing. What started that year has become a lasting tradition I continue every year with my dad. Since then, I've developed my own style in photography and editing, and eventually started my own company to turn this hobby into a professional persuit.

Today, my focus goes beyond just capturing cars on track. I look for the split-second moments that tell the real story of a race weekend. The tension before lights out, the drama of a late-race battle, the exhaustion and relief on a driver's or team members face after twenty-four hours of racing. Whether it's on track, in the pitlane, or in the quiet moments in between, I aim to capture the raw emotion that makes endurance racing so special, and turn it into images that let you relive that feeling long after the race is over.