I’m a marine biologist, photographer and expedition professional working at the intersection of science, storytelling and the field.
For more than a decade, I’ve worked in marine and polar environments around the world — from coral reefs and deep-sea research expeditions to remote Arctic fjords. My work has taken me aboard research and expedition vessels, underwater, into remote field sites and behind the scenes of complex scientific operations.
I’m at my best where things are demanding, unpredictable and hands-on. I combine field logistics, marine science, photography, video, drone operations and science communication, with a practical approach to getting things done. I’m equally comfortable planning an expedition, managing equipment, supporting a scientific team, shooting in challenging conditions or turning what happens in the field into compelling visual stories.
I’m currently involved in the preparation and coordination of polar research expeditions, working with scientists, vessel crews and partners to make field operations happen safely and efficiently. Alongside this, I work as an independent consultant and photographer on marine, conservation and expedition-related projects.
I’m also a highly experienced diver, with 1,000+ dives, and have spent much of my career working in environments where good preparation, technical competence and adaptability matter.
Whether it’s a scientific expedition, a remote filming project, an underwater assignment or a complex field operation, I bring the same approach: prepare thoroughly, stay adaptable, know your equipment, and get the job done.
I’m always interested in projects that take me into the field — particularly where science, exploration, conservation and visual storytelling come together.