

About Me

My
Story
Hi there! I'm Keri, a photographer and explorer. I fell in love with photography years ago when I first picked up my mum’s old film camera. There was something magical about it – a process of slowing down, observing light, and capturing the world as it really was. Unpolished. Honest. Alive.
Today, my work is rooted in that same feeling. I’m drawn to natural, beautifully imperfect moments that tell a story. Depth, movement, and atmosphere underpin my creative process.
Based in London but constantly travelling, I choose projects based on connection and creative alignment rather than distance. I’m motivated by people, places, and adventure; whether that’s a brand launch, lifestyle campaign, event, or a quiet moment unfolding naturally.
As a certified PADI diver and avid traveller with a deep love for exploring land & sea, I’m especially passionate about underwater photography and adventure-led storytelling. Water has its own language and I love capturing the emotion and freedom found beneath the surface.
While my visual style is distinctive, I work closely with every client to ensure the imagery not only feels authentic but speaks clearly to their audience. For me, photography is about more than aesthetics – it’s about creating work that feels alive, intentional, and meaningful.
From café corners to wide open waters, I’m here to tell stories in their truest form.





My
Focus
My work revolves around adventure photography and capturing opportunities for people to experience what Earth has to offer. I have experience both above and below the ocean with adventures that span high adrenaline to serene wilderness.
I have a strong passion for conservation and wellbeing with lots of my work revolving around ethical tourism and experiences. A lot of adventure involves animals which can build life-long incredible memories, however it's important these happen with the welfare of animals in mind.
I'd love to work with more brands, organisations and charities who advocate for sustainable adventure and balance human activity with natural ecosystems.
