About Me
Growing up in Toronto (NSW, Australia), I played a lot of sport, many weekends were spent playing cricket or baseball, but from a young age, I was fascinated by photography. I used to loan photography magazines from the library, pouring over them on the train ride to school. Photographers like David Noton, Joe Cornish and Charlie Waite. Their stunning images of the natural landscape caught my 
For much of my life, photography has been an escape from the pressure and stresses that build up is every day life. As a geologist, sometimes feel I am tied to the earth, the the very rocks that compose it and the minerals hidden within, but it is only with camera in hand that I find myself truly present in the landscape. I will often stand quietly beside my camera, observing every detail of the environment around me, hearing waves roll up the beach, birds calling to each other, even the subtle sound of wind in the branches of nearby trees. Quietly I stand, observing and waiting... waiting for that moment when the light is right and the landscape reveals itself in all its beauty. That is the moment I press the shutter, capturing the landscapes mood, its subtle variations that many people might not even notice. Capturing a moment frozen in time.