Ready to See

Differently?

Lessons, courses, and ebooks to help you build confidence and shoot with intention.

  • David has played a huge part of my photography journey. He inspired me from the start and had huge patience (and continues to do so) with learning the technological side of the camera. If you are looking for a mentor then consider David he is knowledgeable, patient passionate about teaching.

    - K Griffin (Hertfordshire)

  • This course gave me exactly what I needed structure, clear instruction, and examples that made sense. I didn’t just improve technically, I started shooting with more confidence and clarity

    - P Troust (Enfield)

  • At 67, I wasn’t sure I could keep up with the way photography’s changed. But these lessons made me feel seen and not rushed, not talked down to.

    - M Stein (Bishops Stortford)

  • The way the lessons are put together makes learning feel easy, even for someone like me who started late.

    - D Rita (Enfield)

How I Teach: See Differently. Shoot Differently.

I believe photography is about more than just pressing a button. It’s about learning to notice what most people miss.

My teaching is hands-on, practical, and shaped around where you’re at right now.

What to Expect:

  • No jargon. No theory for theory’s sake.

    Just real techniques that work — whether you’re out on the street or working on a job.

  • Straightforward, honest feedback.

    I’ll tell you what’s working in your frame and what’s holding it back, so you can actually move forward.

  • Clear steps you can use right away.

    Whether it’s a lesson, a course, or one of my ebooks, you’ll come away with something solid you can apply to your next shot.

If you’re ready to rethink how you see and how you shoot, you’re in the right place.
He looked like we were interlopers. A backyard BBQ, good friends, sunset, music, nonsense conversations and this guy watching it all unfold like a king behind glass. Classic cat. Aloof, unbothered, judging us like we’d overstayed our welcome. N
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You know the basics. You’ve watched the YouTube tutorials. You’ve got the gear. But you still feel like your photography is almost there. Not quite sharp enough. Not quite confident enough. Not quite you. That’s where I come in.
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Capturing Composition at Forty Hall Yesterday’s photography workshop at Forty Hall Estate focused on composition techniques like the rule of thirds, leading lines, symmetry, and negative space. After an indoor session in the Vicary Room, we ex
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Moments like these remind me why I love street photography. A quiet interaction, an unspoken story—caught through the lens in London. Shot with my Fujifilm X100F using the Acros profile to bring out those rich contrasts and textures that only b