I photograph with empathy and inclusivity — shaped by my lived experiences as a neurodivergent, queer creative. My work aims to make everyone feel at home.
The vast majority of people I work with have spent little to no time in front of a camera before our session. I provide a safe and supportive environment, detailed guidance (with freedom to play), and a lot of laughs and silliness to ensure our time together feels effortless.
Show up as you are and feel welcomed.
Art has always been part of my life. I spent my early years drawing and painting faces until I discovered photography in high school, and instantly fell in love. Though I later pursued a career in Speech Pathology and put my camera down for a while, the desire to create never fully left.
In 2019, after learning of my step-father's Parkinson's diagnosis, I moved to the Sunshine Coast to be closer to family and picked up a camera again. I didn’t plan to turn it into a business, but one session led to another… and now, seven years later, I can’t imagine doing anything else.
Photography has become more than art to me—it’s memory, emotion, and story, all in one frame. Whether it’s love, joy, sadness, or connection—I want to preserve the heart of it all.
These are the things that ground me in the art I create on behalf of others—the passions, people, and moments that inspire every image and guide the way I approach my work.