As a visual editor at Reuters, Feilding works on investigative and enterprise stories from across the global news file.

Before that, he spent years at the Guardian, based first in New York and then in London. As Visuals Editor, he led a 20-person team covering breaking news, a string of elections, and what were then the biggest data leaks in history. He was responsible for visuals in print and online for the Guardian and its sister paper, the Observer.

At the Associated Press, he made midterm election maps that were published on more than 100 news sites, and built the agency's first HTML-based graphics, which covered the hunt for bin Laden. He also worked on visual stories at TIME magazine.

In 2015, he gave a talk at Malofiej called "Eat Dessert First," about how visual journalism often gets treated as icing on top of a story—an afterthought—rather than first-class storytelling that should be baked into the plan from the start.

He studied journalism at UNC Chapel Hill and media management at NYU.