Photography is storytelling.
 
Susannah
Alltimes
Portrait | Event | BTS
I photograph people, places and the stories that connect them.
Through portraiture and documentary photography, I capture character, atmosphere and the beauty of genuine moments.
From portraits and weddings to events and behind the scenes work, I create photographs that feel natural, personal and full of character. I’m drawn to the details, expressions and interactions that often say the most.
For me, photography is about more than documenting what happened. It’s about capturing how it felt to be there.
I want my photographs to preserve moments, create lasting memories and inspire curiosity about the people and places they capture.
Photographs to remember, return to and experience again.
 
 
What I Believe
 
 
I’m drawn to people, places and the stories held within a moment. A look, a gesture, a certain kind of light or a passing interaction can say more than words ever could. I love paying attention to those things and finding the details that make a person, place or moment feel like itself.
I believe the best photographs don’t always come from perfect conditions or careful posing. They come from being present, paying attention and allowing something real to happen. That might be the energy of a live performance, the intimacy of a portrait, the atmosphere of a wedding or something unexpected happening in between.
I’m interested in individuality. The things that make someone recognisable. The places that give a story its character. The small details that might otherwise be overlooked.
Most of all, I believe a photograph can hold onto something that would otherwise disappear. A feeling, a person, a place, a moment in time.
That’s why I photograph.
To notice what might be missed, to preserve what matters and to create photographs that take you back to how it felt to be there.
 
A few things about me
London
The city that shaped my eye
Renaissance Art, Italy & Ancient History
What I like the most
 
Allotment, Independent coffee shop and Browsing Vinted
Weekend plans