Born in 1971, England. Photographer, musician / composer, poet, writer and artist living in London. Son of a pro photographer, but only started taking photography seriously in 2006 when Adam bought his first digital camera (Samsung L60). His recent work has been shaped through a process of adaptation and re-evaluation following diagnosis of young-onset Parkinson’s in 2017 at the age of 45. He converted to smartphone in 2018, using an iPhone 14 Pro Max from 2023.

''My practice encompasses photography, music and sound, writing, poetry and moving image. Instinctively I showcase the less obvious − the hidden in plain sight, obscured patterns, the oddly humorous, ironic, coincidental, oblique, or seemingly out-of-place. Experiments with approaches are catalysts for innovation… ideas colliding in photography’s realm. My artistic subjects are my lifelong passion − nature in all its majestic diversity, beauty, simplicity, complexity, rawness and fragility − clouds to flowers, birds to fungi, rocks to water … and all the signs (good and bad) of our presence and influence on them … and theirs on us.''

Sky View - Raasay from Wester Ross at dusk.