He began exhibiting in 2003, and has since shown work in solo and group exhibitions in England, France, Bulgaria, India and South Africa. His editorial work has been published in specialist motorcycle magazines. On graduation from University of Sunderland in 2010 he was selected as an Axisweb MAstar. In 2018 he was selected for #Untitled10, and artist residency at Bowes Museum in County Durham, which culminated in an exhibition there running October 2018 – January 2019.

Nat studied for an M.Sc in Conservation Biology from Cumbria University and recently graduated with a BA in Photography from Sunderland University.

As well as working on both personal and group projects with Wideyed, she also develops and delivers participatory photography projects with schools and other community groups. Awards include Independent on Sunday Travel Photographer, and NEPN/Side Gallery Development Bursary (for the project Shoot!) and NEPN Develop Award.

Since co-founding Wideyed in 2008, she has contributed to the management and production of exhibitions and events, completed commissions, managed community arts projects, run workshops, won awards, and participated in international arts festivals, fairs and residencies. Her very first exhibition was a group show at the Natural History Museum in London in 1986 – her images were a small set of B+W photos from a student project about nuns, of all things. Since then, the majority of her shows have been commissioned and she has work in the permanent collections of the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum in Middlesbrough, the Bibliothèque Abbé-Grégoire in Blois, France, and Process-Space Arts Foundation in Balchik, Bulgaria.