I started my photography business in 2006, and over the years I’ve developed a distinctive style that captures spirit, character, and genuine connection in the people I photograph. Photography  has taken me across multiple continents and through a wide range of genres including documentary, fashion, music, and editorial photography. This diverse background ultimately led me to create a business dedicated to portraiture, as people have always been at the centre of my work.

Recognising the value of learning from established photographers, I worked as a photographer’s assistant to several respected commercial, wedding, and portrait photographers in Melbourne.

I have worked in highly successful studios where I refined my skills in portrait and boudoir photography, while also learning the importance of delivering an exceptional client experience. While living in Japan, I expanded into education, leading photography workshops. In Japan my photography focused primarily on model portfolios, fashion photography, and documentary photography.

That documentary influence continued throughout my years living in Latin America and travelling internationally, where I photographed for humanitarian organisations, magazines, and personal projects. After returning to Australia, I worked in Sydney as a fashion and product photographer for well-known brands before choosing a slower, more intentional pace of life and establishing highly personalised, client-focused portrait experiences.

Today, all of my experience across genres comes together in every session, bringing depth, sensitivity, and versatility to the way I photograph my clients — creating imagery that feels authentic, refined, and deeply meaningful.