About Chlöe
Every person, every place, every brand holds layers. My work is about seeing them; translating truth, connection, and quiet authenticity into imagery that feels both artful and real.
For me, photography is less about perfection and more about presence. I’m drawn to the subtle moments: the way light settles on a landscape, the honest expressions between people, the stories held in rural life and everyday rhythms. Whether I’m documenting a family, a creative identity, or the character of a small business, my approach is collaborative, thoughtful, and deeply grounded in story.
I hold a Masters in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography and have spent the past 21 years working around the world — from New Zealand to Dubai, the Seychelles, Malaysia, France, and beyond. That time gifted me a global awareness and cultural sensitivity that shape how I connect with the people and places I photograph.
My work has been supported by Nikon New Zealand, Nikon Global, and Panasonic Lumix, and I’ve been recognised for imagery that pushes beyond the obvious to reveal emotion, meaning, and creative exploration. Alongside my photographic practice, I specialise in teaching and mentoring, helping others develop confidence, creative voice and visual storytelling skills.
Recently returned to the UK, I’m now based in South Oxfordshire, where I’m inspired by the landscapes, rural communities, and rich local character. My current work explores the poetry of place — including an ongoing series on the Great Haseley Windmill — and I’m passionate about creating imagery and experiences that honour the stories found close to home.
I believe photography is a conversation between truth and beauty. My role is to create the space for that dialogue — for you or your brand to be seen clearly, and for something honest and timeless to emerge.
Where
Based in Oxford — available wherever stories take me.
