Short answer: no.

At this stage, I’m not taking on portrait sessions, weddings or client shoots. Life is full (work, study, gym, attempting to be a functioning adult) and I’m choosing not to add more to the juggling balls. Right now, I’m focused on creating and sharing landscape and nature work.

If something speaks to you and you’d like it on your wall, reach out. I’m working towards making prints more readily available, but in the meantime I’m happy to organise them directly. Hard drives are boring. Walls are better.

No. I edit for light, colour and mood but I don’t heavily manipulate my landscapes or create something that wasn’t there. If the sky is dramatic, it’s because the sky showed off. I just happened to be standing there.

I’m based in Moreton Bay, just outside of Meanjin (Brisbane), Queensland. Most of my current work is captured locally, because this is the season I’m in. There’s beauty here if you look properly. My past work is heavily influenced by my travels and what speaks to me while I’m travelling.

Maybe. I still care about connection and emotional portraiture. I’m just not forcing anything right now. If and when it feels aligned again, I’ll revisit it.

Because not everything meaningful needs to be monetised to matter.

Photography is how I slow down. How I notice the light shifting across water. How I remember that there is a world outside of emails and deadlines. It allows me space between responsibilities, to inhale before the next task.

It keeps me awake to my own life.