Bronze award certificate from 2026 International Pet Photography Awards for Tim Jones in the Canine Portrait category featuring a Dalmatian.


Photography for me isn't just about capturing light-it's a way of understanding and connecting with the world around me. Following my autism diagnosis, so many pieces of my life fell into place. It gave me a brand new lens for how I experience the world-tuning into fine details that are often missed in the rush of the everyday life.

What once felt like a fast paced pursuit has evolved into Through a different lens: A Change in focus - A personal visual journey dedicated to patient observation, deep focus, and celebrating the honest beauty of animals and the natural world





Expertise beyond the camera


My neurodivergence naturally shapes how I work behind the camera. It brings a level of hyperfocus, immense patience, and an intuitive eye for the small intricate details in nature.

Sitting quietly with domestic pets, allowing authentic moments to unfold naturally without forcing them.

Spotting the subtle play of light, raw expression, and textures in the landscape that define a quite moment.

And understanding animal behaviour and body language to capture genuine personality and quite bonds.




The visual Journey


From the high energy of events like Crufts to quiet, early mornings surrounded by nature, my work is driven by a passion for authentic storytelling. I blend deep patience with an eye for subtle details to capture your pet's true spirit in artwork you'll hold close for a lifetime.




A series of photos showing a dog splashing and playing in a shallow stream on a sunny autumn day.
People in green Crufts photographer vests gather at a dog show venue with equipment and supplies.

The Man Behind The Lens