Equine Editorial & Fine Art Photographer

I'm known for behaviour led photography because a relaxed horse and owner make the best editorial and fine art portraits. There's structure to how I shoot, but it bends around your horse. I read what they're about to do before they do it, not react after. That's what behaviour led actually means, in practice.

Caletto is named after my first horse, Rocky, who I said goodbye to in his later years. He was my greatest teacher, and everything about how I work still comes back to what he taught me: slow down, notice the quiet moments, and to never take a partnership for granted. That's the bond every session is really about, not just yours and your horse's, but the one I try to understand before I ever pick up the camera.

Based in Northamptonshire, working across the Midlands, from dressage arenas, estate houses to black background portraits, shot in the natural light of a barn. I choose every setting for what it says about your horse, so wherever we shoot, you get something for the wall, not a folder.