There’s a quiet kind of therapy in photography that no one really talks about. These days, it’s not my job to shoot; it’s my escape. I used to make a living as a professional sports photographer; tight deadlines, intense action and the pressure to deliver under stadium lights.
Now, with that part of my life behind me, photography has taken on a new rhythm. It’s become something slower, more reflective. There’s nothing quite like grabbing a camera, heading out of the door and seeing where the day takes you.
