Born in 1978, Neil grew up with photography. His parents are both retired professional photographers.
Neil became involved with the family business from an early age, which continued throughout his studies to the end of his Degree.
Neil became involved with the family business from an early age, which continued throughout his studies to the end of his Degree.
- 2001 Interest in Neil's work flared after some early images captured with an old camera he was testing.
- 2002 Neil gained his Licentiateship with The British Institute of Professional Photography, and won a free trip to Tunisia for the best Licentiateship panel of 2002. Neil also won two awards in the International Photographic Awards.
- 2003 Neil was commissioned to photograph a number of Somerset Churches, which were later presented to the Bishop of Bath and Wells. As well as gaining his Associateship award with the BIPP and the RPS this year, Neil won no less than 5 awards in the International Photographic Awards. 2003 also saw the production of Neil's first ever Calendar for 2004.
- 2004 Neil earned his Qualified European Photographer award in this year. At the time there were only 170 photographers worldwide who had achieved it, and less than thirty of those were in the UK. Neil was now amongst them.
- 2005 Neil launched his 'Morte d'Arthur' exhibition in January of this year. He also gained three awards during the International Photographic Awards of this year.
- 2006 Neil spent this year increasing his portfolio of images, as well as teaching.
- 2007 Neil began work on his first book 'King Arthur's Last Command'. Neil also had a prominent feature in 'Artists & Illustrators' Magazine, which gave a background to his unique style and working methods.
- 2008 Neil completed his book, and it was launched early in the year. Various commissions and travelling around the UK kept Neil busy during this year.
- 2009 Neil was heavily involved with teaching during this year, and also used his time to add to his library of images.
- 2010 2010 has found Neil carrying out more commission work, as well as holding an exhibition in Oystermouth Castle during the month of July, featuring the Castles of Wales.