I’ve been behind the camera for almost 20 years, following my curiosity around the world and back again. Along the way my portrait and commercial work has been published in places like Vogue Australia, Marie Claire, Nylon, GQ and Frankie Magazine.

I began my journey shooting commercial fashion and ended up in New York, honing my eye for editorial portraiture. About ten years ago I decided I’d had enough of big cities, bought a one-way ticket to New Zealand, and moved into a van. I fell in love with the wild, and began creating atmospheric imagery that spoke to a slower, more connected way of living. I wanted to capture nature at its most enchanted: fleeting light and landscapes that carry a sense of awe, stillness and belonging.

During the several years that followed I traveled throughout Europe with my camera, volunteering extensively at different farms and communities to learn about regenerative agriculture and alternative ways of living. I lived and worked everywhere— from a houseboat in Amsterdam, to a converted school bus travelling Norway, to a Buddhist monastery in the UK, to a mountain chalet on the Swiss/Italian border.

Home is now in the Northern Rivers of Australia, a region renowned for its alternative culture and sustainable living practices. Nothing makes me happier than creating art that celebrates the beautiful planet we live on, and collaborating with likeminded people who want to make it a better place.