Developing her ideas all the time she is also developing modern interpretations of the floral still life. She has paired these back to produce a lighter photograph but still working with elements that add symbolism. She has also created a collection of contemplative photographs based on the seven yoga chakras. Her fascination with the complex forms a flower can have is sometimes teased out in her close up portraits.

She creates her photographs by using natural light, something that comes from her original influences adding a natural feel to the textures and colours.

She is a great believer in slow photography. She painstakingly creates each photograph over many hours until the balance is just right and the lighting enhances every part of the image.

Almost all of the flowers you will see in her photographs come from her Suffolk garden so she never knows what she will have to work with until they start to grow and bloom each year.