Hi, I’m Jess!

I am a 21-year old Photography student with a growing focus on visual marketing and brand strategy.

I’ve always been a creative person and bought my first camera when I was only 10 years old. What started as creative curiosity, quickly became intention. I initially started out in film-making, curating narratives with family and friends and building a story out of moving visuals, before transitioning into photography, where I gained interest in how still images can communicate meaning.

Since then, I’ve developed experience, working across fashion branded content and campaign-based projects. This includes collaborations with emerging fashion designers, contrtibuting to live briefs for Nottingham Trent University as well as producing visual content for brands like The Woodland Trust. These projects have strengthened my abilities to translate ideas into targeted campaigns.

My work goes beyond the creation of images. I approach each project with a strong focus on brand identity, audiene engagement and visual strategy. Photography has taught me more than just technical skills but has trained me to think critically about composition, colour psychology, audience perception and visual impact. It also has shaped my undertsanding of how imagery can construct major aspects of identity, evoke emotions and influence consumer behaivour.

I am particularly interested in the intersection of creativity and commerce, such as strategies behind visual content and how photography is positioned, consumed and communicated within a certain brand. All of my work aims to produce both compelling and commercially relevant visuals.

I am currently building a practise that combines visual storytelling with marketing insight, with the end goal of eventually working within brand strategy, content led marketing or creative directing evironments.

I’m building a career that blends both.:)