I approach motorsport through a lifestyle lens, focusing on the moments that give performance meaning. Preparation, atmosphere, emotion, and context are as important to me as the on-track action. This approach helps audiences feel present rather than simply observing from the outside.

During the 2025 season, I worked as the photo and video content creator for Castle Combe Circuit, producing social-first content across race weekends. I’m comfortable working trackside and in the paddock, understanding safety, access, and the pace required in live motorsport environments.

My work focuses on the drivers, engineers, mechanics, staff, and fans that bring racing to life. By capturing these elements alongside the action, I aim to tell a more complete and relatable story that helps audiences emotionally connect with the team and its culture.

I work as part of a wider team, not in isolation. I’m used to taking direction, adapting to changing priorities, and supporting established workflows. My focus is on being dependable, low-friction, and aligned with the team’s goals throughout a race weekend.

Photography is my primary strength, with short-form video used selectively when it enhances the story. I’m comfortable delivering consistent, high-quality content under pressure while maintaining clarity, speed, and brand awareness.

My lifestyle approach helps translate paddock life to a wider audience by adding depth and authenticity beyond traditional hero shots. I believe this perspective can complement existing content by strengthening emotional connection and storytelling across a race weekend.