Through a radiologist's lens
A world worth
protecting
In medicine and in nature, my work begins with looking closely.
Photography is another expression of the curiosity and attention to detail developed over a lifetime in radiology: recognising patterns and noticing what might otherwise go unseen.
I hope my photographs encourage you to look a little closer — and care a little more.
Latest journey
Channel Islands
Explore the journeySelected work
A quiet way of seeing
A Study in Light
A sunlit curve and a few small trees reveal the immense scale of Namibia's dunes.
Three in Still Water
Three black swans and their reflections form a fleeting balance on the water.
What the Mist Reveals
Layers of mist reveal the forest's intricate shapes, one tree at a time.
The Beginning of a Form
An unfolding fern draws my eye to the structure and detail that fascinate me in both medicine and nature.
Hawfinch Portrait
A hawfinch turns its powerful bill towards the light, revealing the delicate texture and warm tones of its plumage.
Who Is Looking at Whom?
A lioness meets my gaze through the grass, turning observation into an encounter.