About

I grew up in Cheshire, painting with watercolours and studied technical drawing as part of my engineering work. Somewhere between precision and imagination, photography found me — the perfect blend of art and science.

Engineering took me around the world, and the camera quickly became my second passport. Over time, travel shifted from backdrop to subject — people, textures, light and landscapes revealing how every place carries its own rhythm and temperament.

Today, my photographs often sit between structure and surprise — a quiet balance of geometry, intuition and chance. I'm drawn equally to the pulse of the city and the calm of the countryside; whether it’s the angular pull of a façade or the tender rhythm of daily life. To capture the most compelling stories I prefer to shoot spontaneously, unbound by genre or subject.

Recognition

Pete’s work has been featured by Vogue.com, through their PhotoVogue platform, with over sixty images published and four selected for the curated Best of PhotoVogue collection. His photograph Battersea Power Station, Construction 2019 was shortlisted for the Historic Photographer of the Year Awards 2021 and featured on the BBC’s coverage of the event. His photographs have appeared in multiple curated collections on Saatchi Art and are held in private collections across the USA, UK, Canada, China, Brazil, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland.