Press & Credits
A selection of published photography, journalism and commissioned work.
My work has appeared across documentary photography, editorial features, automotive writing and first-person reporting.
Featured Credits
Selected publications and features that show the range of my photographic and written work.
The Big Issue
In pictures: What it’s like to sleep in your car while homeless in a heatwaveA photo essay and first-person account from No Fixed Address, documenting the practical reality of being homeless while still working full-time as a mechanic. The piece follows the car, the campsite, the workday and the routines needed to keep ordinary life functioning.Invisible People
The Second Shift of Being HomelessA first-person account of the hidden work involved in staying employed while homeless. The piece follows the routines of sleeping in a car, washing, changing, charging equipment and packing everything away before work, accompanied by photographs from No Fixed Address.THE i PAPER
I live in England’s least affordable city – I have a job but still ended up homelessFirst-person feature on working homelessness and Bristol’s housing crisis, exploring how full-time employment and a regular income still left me without a fixed address for 23 nights, and how high housing and moving costs can turn a sudden loss of home into homelessness.Upcoming
GROUNDSWELL SPEAK OUT 2026
29 October 2026
Speaking at Groundswell's Speak Out 2026, drawing on No Fixed Address and my lived experience of hidden homelessness while working full time.
Exploring how homelessness can remain invisible behind employment, everyday routines and an outwardly ordinary life, and why lived experience matters when discussing the systems and decisions that shape people's lives.
PEOPLE’S ART FAIR (PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF STOKES CROFT)
30 October – 08 November 2026
Three photographs from No Fixed Address selected for the People's Art Fair Autumn 2026 exhibition: Back Seat, Tent Bedroom and Making the Bed.
Presented as The Evolution of Bedrooms, the photographs follow the changing meaning of home, from sleeping in a car, through temporary accommodation in a tent, to making a bed in a place of my own.
CREATE FOR PEOPLE
18 – 22 November 2026
Three photographs from No Fixed Address selected for Create for Collab's group exhibition: How to Hide a Bedroom, Offshift and A Fixed Address.
Together, the images trace a journey from a car turned into a bedroom, through temporary shelter and the routines of daily life, to the keys of a permanent place to live. They explore what makes somewhere a home, and how easily homelessness can go unseen.
Available For
I’m available for documentary commissions, editorial photography, automotive writing, interviews, talks and projects connected to homelessness, work, housing and lived experience.
I’m particularly interested in work that treats people as subjects rather than symbols, and that makes space for the practical realities behind the headline.
DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY
Editorial commissions, long-form projects, portraits and work concerned with ordinary lives, instability and place.
AUTOMOTIVE WRITING
Features and essays about mechanics, cars, work, ownership and the culture around the motor trade, drawing on 15 years of experience as a mechanic.
SPEAKING AND ADVOCACY
Talks, panels, interviews and creative collaborations about hidden homelessness, employment, survival and the distance between how a life appears and what is happening underneath it.
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THE i PAPER
I live in England’s least affordable city – I have a job but still ended up homeless
Full Credits
CENTRE FOR BRITISH DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY
No Fixed Address - Working but Homeless in Britain
NEWSTART MAGAZINE
Prevention before the pavement: how a housing crisis became 23 nights of homelessness
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