My practice typically transforms my own various emotional influences into a form of visual diary. Using a variety of technical photographic techniques and subject matter to physically represent my emotional response to a given situation. More often than not my work draws greater influence from the more emotionally charged aspects of my life, past and present. Therefore the general ambience of my images incorporates an atmosphere of melancholy. What would normally be viewed as a mundane object or daily act is photographically captured and consequently viewed over and over again. This replicates what we often do with the negative emotions (more so than positive ones) that relate to different aspects of our lives.