The world is full of unrepeatable moments
As the Dawn Breaks
The eternal flame at Kings Park, Perth, captured at dawn as the sky shifts between night and morning. Fire and reflection, monument and memory. Some things are kept burning on purpose.
Across Western Australia, birds are part of the everyday landscape, on rivers and wetlands, along the coast, in bushland and in the middle of our suburbs. Some are impossible to miss; others disappear into the background of places we pass every day. River Locals is an ongoing series of portraits of the birds that live alongside us, photographed in the places they call home.
River Locals
Perth After Dark
The city transforms when the light changes. Illuminated jarrah trees along Kings Park Road, and the Swan River waterfront ablaze under a storm sunset at East Perth. Perth is quietly spectacular, you just have to be there at the right moment.
The ones we love
Pets are family. These portraits are made with the same attention I bring to wildlife photography, the difference is, these subjects already trust you. Commissions available.
Western Australia is one of the most biodiverse regions on earth, home to thousands of plant species found nowhere else. Most of them bloom without audience, in bushland, along riverbanks, in the margins of parks and carparks and suburban streets. This series is an act of witness. Getting close enough to see the architecture of a flowering gum, the impossible geometry of a banksia, the way wattle catches morning light. it changes how you move through the world. You start noticing what was always there.
Natives
Faces in the Herd
In a paddock, cattle can become part of the landscape, a herd seen from a distance, identified by numbers rather than names. Up close, that changes. There are expressions, personalities, curiosity and quiet moments of connection. Faces in the Herd is an ongoing series of portraits looking beyond the herd to the individual animals within it.
Every place has a story
