PHOTOGRAPHY.
2022 - 2024.
Based in Paris, I have focused on fashion and reportage photography, with the aim of capturing real stories with an artistic edge. My goal has always been to blend creativity with authenticity—whether I'm shooting for brands or documenting life as it happens.
I create visuals that are genuine, full of character, and always sharp and impactful.
From Morocco to the Alps, Pont Neuf to Le Kremlin Bicêtre—this is the culmination of my past two years of photography.
Off-White
I had the pleasure of working for Off-White in February of 2022. The project was to photograph the guests of the after party of their Fall/Winter collection. The energy was electric, and it was fascinating to see how the atmosphere of the show seamlessly carried over into the celebration that followed. Being part of such a renowned brand’s event was definitely a career highlight.
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Morocco
Last winter, I traveled around Morocco with my brother Ferdia and our friend Jacob, who drove us through Morocco; from Imsouane to Taghazout, Mirleft, Legzira, Tiznit, Tafraoute, Agadir, Marrakesh, and finally to Essaouira.
My goal now is to blend this sense of adventure and authenticity with fashion and brands, to tell real stories that resonate with people while staying true to the essence of the journey.
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Editorial Tests
I’ve had the opportunity to do several editorial test shoots with various models, primarily using the Pentax 67. These shoots gave me the chance to experiment with different creative approaches, capturing each model's individuality and presence in a more genuine way.
It’s been a pivotal experience in honing my style and building a portfolio that reflects my artistic vision as a photographer.
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Connemara
Growing up mostly in Dublin, a large part of my childhood was also shaped by time spent at my grandfather’s house in Errislannon, Co. Galway. One of the westernmost points in Ireland, it was a place with little to do except roam the neighboring farms and play with the animals. This is where I remember taking my first photograph—peeking over a wall to snap a picture of a horse near the house. I must have been around seven.
In this project, I returned to that house for the first time in about a decade, during the lockdowns of COVID-19. It remains one of my fondest memories, and sometimes I picture myself sitting on the hill there, without a care in the world—a stark contrast to life on the outskirts of Paris. The project has helped me reconnect with that sense of simplicity and has reminded me of where my journey in photography began.
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Stromboli
My time on Stromboli was transformative. The island’s raw volcanic landscape and untouched beauty made every moment feel surreal. Living in that rugged simplicity allowed me to disconnect from the everyday and reflect on my creative goals. Being there deepened my vision for photography—to capture the untamed and authentic, telling stories that are as vibrant and powerful as the setting itself. It inspired me to bring this same intensity to my work, merging the spirit of adventure with storytelling for brands and fashion in a way that feels real and impactful.
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Les Deux Alps
I spent a week in Les Deux Alpes, visiting friends who were working there for the winter season. Leaving Paris with a bag packed full of winter clothes and my camera, I had no idea just how awe-inspiring the snow-covered peaks would be. The sheer volume of snow and the crisp, untouched landscapes were astonishing. It was a reminder of the incredible diversity of France’s landscapes, which never fail to captivate me, each region offering its own sense of wonder and inspiration.
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Emporium
I have been working with Emporium for the past few years; one of my favourite clients, as like me they were born and raised in Dublin and are cut from the same cloth.
Robbie and Charlie have always pushed me to be a better photographer and I think it shows in the work we have made together over the years.
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