Brought up in Ireland, Lucy is now a London based photographer. She took up photography in 1990 and completed her photographic studies in Ireland where she exhibited as part of the European Signals Festival of Photography in 1994 and 1996.
  
     
 
Lucy moved to London in 1996; she is a member of the London Independent Photography group and exhibited in their annual exhibition in 1999 at the Chocolate Factory, Wood Green and again in 2001 at Lauderdale House, Highgate. She also exhibited at the V&A's staff exhibition in 2001.
  
     
 
Lucy undertook her first solo exhibition, "Elements" at the Dissenter's Gallery, Kensal Green Cemetary in June 2000. This was followed in 2002 by her second exhibition, "New York Reflections", also at Kensal Green.
  
     
 
In 2002, she was commissioned by the Kensington and Chelsea Community History Group to photograph 30 Irish people for an oral history project entitled "Irish Lives" and exhibited at the London Lighthouse.
  
     
 

In addition to this portrait work, she has also undertaken some portrait work with animals. Her other work includes a CD cover of the debut single of the band, Small Victories, "Holding on Hopefully".

  
     
 
Lucy's latest exhibition is entitled "Rues de Paris" and the photographs were taken during a week's visit to Paris in September 2003.
 
     
 
Among Lucy's favourite photographers are Ernst Haas, Brassai, André Kertesz and Horst Hamann.