sustainability

Doing my part for the environment

For outdoor photographers, the environment is our office. But the miles we travel, clothes we wear and equipment we use leave their footprint on the planet.

See how I work sustainably

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Printing sustainably

All of my prints are made by a carbon neutral studio in Shoreditch, London.

Carbon neutral

Carbon offset deliveries, staff travel and materials

Packaged responsibly

Recycled, recyclable or biodegradable packaging

Sustainable Inkjet papers

And a new Hahnemühle Bamboo paper

Transparent reporting

Tracable manufacturing and public carbon reports

After I get your print, I:

Waste less

Use the same packaging it came in

Ship carbon neutral

Free, tracked, carbon offset delivery in the UK

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Working with clients

When I get chance, I love working with sustainable clients that share my values. As well as this, I tread lightly when I work.

Scout local, offset miles

I carbon offset the miles I drive for you

Buy used

Camera gear, clothes and props

Carbon reporting

Helping clients offset their own emissions

Shop sustainably

Clothing brands, food and everything else

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My footprint is 70% smaller than the UK average

It's not just how I work, it's how I live.

Eat plants

It's the single best thing you can do to reduce your impact on the planet

Greener energy

Renewable electicity and offset, 20%-bio gas

Clothing

Secondhand or sustainable clothing is better for planet and people

Cycling

I bike where I can, over 50 miles every week

Photography and the environment

We might not like to admit it, but landscape and outdoors photography has a huge impact on the environment.

Long flights, miles driven and camera equipment add up. So when we're outside appreciating nature, we're damaging it at the same time.

We all need to do our part. And take responsbility for our planet.

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