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Hello and welcome to my website! I’m Grant, and I am a landscape and travel photographer from Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire.

I have always had a love for the great outdoors. I grew up (and continue to live) in the countryside, so I’ve always been surrounded by nature. I love walking and visiting new places, and documenting my travels through the art of photography.

Photography has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. As a child I would always look forward to borrowing Mum and Dad’s film cameras and then waiting in anticipation for the pictures to be developed at our local chemist. Granted, the pictures didn’t always turn out great - but the fun was in the process!

Fast-forward to 2017 (at the age of 25), I was given the amazing opportunity to study photography at Staffordshire University. This opened my eyes to new possibilities and allowed me to not only develop my practical photography skills, but also gave me the opportunity to explore other aspects of the art which I had not previously explored (for example the history of photography) - as well as attending exhibitions, talks and having the incredible experience of visiting New York City (an experience I will keep with me til the day I die).

Since graduating from university, I have struggled a lot with my mental health. I have Asperger’s, ADHD and Borderline Personality Disorder, and so every day is a struggle for me in some capacity - whether that be struggling to communicate with others, struggling with feelings of anxiety and depression, or simply struggling to just about find the energy to do anything.

As a result, my photography has also suffered. I have only just found the motivation to start shooting again, having not so much as picked up my camera since I graduated 5 years ago. I decided that I should at least try to start again and build up a portfolio of work to share with others - and indeed to start travelling again (and to share these adventures with others through photographs and blogs).

I want to take this opportunity to thank you for visiting my website.

Please feel free to browse the Portfolio section of the website if you would like to see some of my work.

Thanks so much!