About

Where it all began…

“I fell in love with photography long before I could afford a camera. 

Growing up, my father captured almost every moment of our childhood with an old-school film camera. I was inspired by the way he used lighting and composition to create beautiful images. My dad gave me my first manual SLR camera when I was a teenager, and off we went shooting weddings together. 

At 19, I moved from Darwin to Sydney to study a Bachelor of Visual Communication (Photography and Imaging) at Western Sydney University.

From Prime Ministers to paralysed crocodiles…

“Throughout my career, I’ve been fortunate to be the official photographer for two universities: Western Sydney University and Charles Darwin University. 

I was also the features photographer for the NT News, famous across the country for its weird and wonderful stories.

I have photographed almost everything, from former Australian Prime Ministers (the late Gough Whitlam) to sedated crocs hanging out of car windows for Cars Guide – and I’ve loved every minute of it.

Why I do this…

“Today, I am privileged to run my own business, capturing special moments for wonderful people. I often get asked what my favourite type of photography is — and my response is simple: anything with people.

Both my parents worked in welfare, and I was fortunate to learn from their amazing ability to connect with people. They have encouraged my love of, and interest in, people from all walks of life. 

Everybody has a story – I’d love to capture yours.”