She took up photography seriously, after recovery from serious illness, as a means to express the fragility and transience of life. The title of her 2013 solo show ‘being alive’ in Sevenoaks describes the intense feeling of being alive that being out with her camera in wild places brings. Having gained her ARPS ( Associateship of the Royal Photographic Society) in 2010 and studied for a postgraduate certificate in photography at Central St Martin’s School of Art in 2011, she is now based at the School Creative Centre. She produces intimate and abstracted landscapes from the natural and man-made world. Recent work from Iceland explores the flow of glacial ice from glacier to sea. Other favoured locations include the Outer Hebrides, Camber sands and local woodlands.