Breast Cancer Now : Real Stories
Charity Photographer for Breast Cancer Now
As a charity photographer, I’ve worked with Breast Cancer Now to create emotive portrait photography for their case studies, newspaper features, and brochures. These portraits are more than just images, they represent the resilience and courage of people affected by breast cancer. Each session is approached with sensitivity and care, ensuring individuals feel comfortable while sharing their story. Used across national press and charity campaigns, these portraits help raise awareness and inspire support for Breast Cancer Now’s vital work.
A calm, residential home in Cambridgeshire. At Aurora Orchard Manor, I captured everyday moments that reflect the dignity, warmth, and humanity of life in residential care.
As a charity photographer, I create emotive portraits for Breast Cancer Now case studies to share powerful stories with sensitivity.
Documentary-style photography at Aurora Fairway SEND School, capturing growth, confidence, and connection in real-life learning on and off site.
I had the joy of photographing Jodie Whittaker at a Tender charity workshop in Wood Green, London. As a charity photographer, my role was to capture the warmth, creativity, and energy of the day. Jodie, a Tender Ambassador, joined Year 9 students at Mulberry Academy Woodside for a Valentine’s event exploring healthy relationships through theatre and discussion.
This portrait captures Ethan at home, navigating life after a serious accident. A story of resilience, support, vulnerability, and uncertain new beginnings.
Natural documentary-style photography at Aurora Foxes SEND College, telling stories of independence, learning, and support.
Lifestyle photography for Breast Cancer Now pamphlets and internal marketing, capturing sensitive, supportive imagery for patients and their journeys.
Specialist school photography at Aurora Rowan School, UK—highlighting vibrant, emotional, authentic moments between students and staff in a caring SEND environment.
There is a wonderful sense of community at Aurora Meldreth Manor, a school providing education, care, and therapeutic support for children and young people aged 6–19 with severe, profound, and multiple learning difficulties.
My focus was on capturing the genuine connections between students, teaching assistants, and teachers — moments full of care, trust, and warmth. Through natural, documentary-style school photography, I aimed to reflect the inclusive environment that makes Meldreth Manor so special.
Adiele is a bright, talented 13-year-old with a passion for performing. She’s a student at Chickenshed, an inclusive theatre company and registered charity, and she’s already making waves in the industry. Having appeared in an advert, she needed a headshot for her acting profile, one that really captured her natural essence and vibrant personality.