Debuting as a filmmaker in 2003, his unique style and visual grammar has translated successfully into the world of commercial photography. Tom has been making insightful and award-winning pictures since he began his first business in 2006.

The British native photographs fashion, advertising, entertainment portraits, PR and Travel.

Tom has been presented with considerable awards for his work, including the ‘Most Promising New Business’ which congratulates young entrepreneurs who work independently in the field of the art and entertainment industry. In addition, the photographer has been bestowed a further 13 more international filmmaking accolades for his directing and producing work. Tom began working in independent film at the age of 16, writing, producing and directing feature films. Two years later, at age 18, he was merited with the ‘National Young Filmmakers Award’.

Tom has shot assignments in Mongolia, North America, Europe, Canada and Russia. His work has been showcased and exhibited in art galleries, arboretums, theatres and art centres across the UK, from the Highlands of Scotland, to the cities of Bristol, Winchester and London.

In late 2009, Tom was presented with the ‘photographer of the year’ accolade which was awarded from the Lowry Arts and Entertainment Centre, UK. The award honours the wealth of work, technical proficiency and artistic vision of the most prolific young photographer working in the UK today.

Tom’s diverse achievements range from shooting advertising and fashion campaigns to his emotional portraits on many of the entertainment celebrities working today. The photographer is known for his ‘workman-like glamour’ style, a compositional rigor and his elaborate productions set in lush settings. The images he produces blur the boundaries between public and private, formal and vernacular, and art and commerce.

While photography remains his primary focus, Tom is frequently engaged in multi-media projects for international clients. He shoots for a wide array of magazines and institutions including: Penguin Books, The British Film Institute, The BBC, Audi, Jaguar Land rover, Sony BMG and Waitrose.

Today, Tom’s goal is to photograph the human face and to communicate and portray what makes an image classical and memorable.