Born and brought up in one of Britain's most outstanding regions of natural beauty Northumberland. His creations are way beyond documentary images but capture emotionally and artistically the essence of his subject. Today, Geoff resides in the Peak District National Park, Derbyshire with magnificent views of Dark Peak massif, Kinder Scout from his office. An outstanding field naturalist, Geoff is driven by expressing the beauty and intricacy of Britain's wildlife, wild nature and wild places that inspire him and he so cares about.

With my work I hope to promote awareness, dignity and respect. Trying to convey my own empathetic feeling of awe over the wonders and the beauty and expressions of the natural world. I try to capture when ever possible the essence of Britain's unique wildlife, wild nature, wild places and culture. If people have been moved by something, they inevitably want to know more about it; there is something to keep and cherish. Environmental thinking is not only about ideas, but also about spirit, feeling and action.

Include the BBC, RSPB, The John Muir Trust, English Nature, Cairngorm National Park Authority, Peak District National Park Authority, McGraw-Hill Publishing, Barnes & Noble (US), Browntrout (US), Bemrose Promotions...

A number of well known public relations, advertising and corporate organisations regularly use Geoff's images not only to promote the commercial activities but to document their concern and allegiance for preserving the environment and related green issues.

Geoff's images have appeared in many of the major outdoor, natural history and photographic publications around the world including BBC Wildlife Magazine, Photography Monthly, RSPB Birds, Natural World, Birds Illustrated, The Field, Professional Photographer, Digital Photographer, Country Life, Country Living, Dalesman, Cheshire Life, Lancashire Life, Bark!, Canon EOS & Profile, Practical Photography, Outdoor Photography, Reflex Numérique (France), National Geographic (US)...

Each month Geoff writes and illustrates a natural history feature article for Peak District Life Magazine, the regions premier editorial publication. He has also been commissioned to provide quality images documenting the villages, people and working landscape in what is Britain's foremost National Park.