A smiling man with tattoos on his arm, wearing a black t-shirt and white shorts, holding a camera in an urban setting with brick archways and buildings in the background.
I’m Jeremy, a photographer and filmmaker based in Norfolk, England, working with people and brands across the UK and further afield.

I first got properly into photography on a trip to Western Australia when I was a teenager. I had an iPhone, there was a ridiculous sunset, and somewhere along the way I took a photo of a pelican doing absolutely nothing in particular. I don’t know why that was the moment, but something clicked. I started paying more attention to the way things looked, and wanting to capture them.

From there, photography just sort of stuck. What started with messing around with a camera turned into years of figuring things out the hard way - plenty of bad photos, late-night YouTube tutorials, and slowly learning how to see a shot before I even picked up the camera.

These days I work across photography and cinematic filmmaking, shooting everything from homes, hotels and landscapes to destination work and weddings. Weddings are a big part of what I do, and I love making films that feel like the day actually felt - the big moments, the little ones you might have missed, and all the bits in between. Nothing too staged or overly polished, just something you’ll actually want to watch back.

I’m based in Norfolk, but I’m usually happy to travel wherever a good project takes me, whether that’s across the UK or somewhere a little further away.

At the end of the day, I just like making things that look and feel good — whether that’s a single photograph, a wedding film, or an entire project from start to finish.