Greenpeace

Through my protest work, I began photographing for Greenpeace, receiving commissions ranging from documenting protests to campaigns such as The Big Plastic Count, visiting schools to engage youth, lobbying MPs in Parliament, petition hand-ins at Downing Street, documenting on board the Arctic Sunrise, and on set for Dove Toxic Influence film. This is a selection of some of the actions and campaigns I have been part of and photographed for Greenpeace.

Protesters in London Stand in Solidarity with Brazil’s Indigenous Peoples

Activists who occupied Navigator terminal on the Thames in order to prevent an oil tanker importing 33,000 tonnes of Russian diesel from docking in the UK stand trial in Chelmsford Magistrates Court.

Stop Jackdaw Petition Hand-in in London. Stop Cambo, Fossil Free London, Parents for Future UK, 350.org and Greenpeace UK deliver a petition demanding that the government stops the development of the Jackdaw gas field, urging the next new Prime Minister to commit to no new oil and gas projects.

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Mural Painting at the Ukraine Recovery Conference in London

A 10 ft Dove pump bottle artwork and powerful images of the brand's plastic waste flank the entrance to Unilever HQ as Greenpeace UK brought the plastic pollution crisis to the company’s front door.

The 10 ft Dove pump bottle installation features Greenpeace’s radical new subversion of Dove’s branding. This includes its rebrand of the Dove’s iconic ‘Real Beauty’ strapline to read “Real Harm” as part of the new campaign calling for an end to the company's devastating plastic pollution. The images document real life evidence of highly-polluting plastic sachets from the Unilever signature brand. This waste was uncovered by Greenpeace campaigners, much of it discarded on beaches and waterways in the Philippines and Indonesia

Schoolchildren at St Wulstan's Roman Catholic Primary School have brought their plastic waste to school and are counting the plastic packaging waste.The Big Plastic Count – a collaboration between Greenpeace UK and non-profit organisation Everyday Plastic