I can sing… but I take better photos.

In 2021, I welcomed my first son into the world. Navigating postpartum life without nearby family was incredibly challenging—but also deeply transformative. On the harder days, my husband would remind me, “We’re in the good days,” a sentiment borrowed from the wonderfully annoying (but oddly wise) Andy Bernard from The Office:

“I wish there was a way to know you were in the good old days before you’ve actually left them.”

In August 2024, we were thrilled to welcome our second little boy, completing our family (for now!).

These life changes have only deepened my appreciation for capturing fleeting moments—because they really do pass by so quickly.

I love all things love. I love photographing families—and weddings in particular. After all, it’s usually where love stories begin.

BUT BEFORE ALL THAT...

I first picked up a camera because I needed to photograph my paintings and jewellery as part of my coursework while completing my Bachelor of Fine Art at Griffith University. I was a painting major—and I absolutely loved it—but I quickly realised I loved taking photos just as much, if not more.

Over the years, I’ve been fortunate enough to travel the world, photographing some of the most breathtaking landscapes along the way. Landscape photography has become a true passion of mine. (You can view some of my travel photography [here].) I was also honoured to have my work published in Australian Photography Magazine as a finalist in the Landscape Art Prize.

Since swapping my paintbrushes for a camera, I’ve invested deeply in both my craft and my equipment, constantly pushing myself to grow as an artist. Photography isn’t just my career—it’s something I truly live and breathe. I shoot whenever I can, enter competitions, and regularly exhibit my work both online and in person.

I currently shoot with a Nikon Z6III and a Nikon Z6II. The lenses I bring to your special is and a 24–70mm, 35mm, and 85mm lens and my most recent investment a 70-200mm zoom lens.