About Me

I’m a Melbourne-based photographer, living in Australia’s art capital — a place where creativity thrives and the coffee is as rich as the culture. Photography has been my passion for many years, evolving from candid street storytelling to a more impressionistic, poetic expression. While my techniques have shifted, my goal remains the same: to create images that evoke emotion.

I work with both digital and film, and have always loved the unpredictability of Lomography. These days, I’m focused on building cohesive bodies of work — blending light, texture, colour, and movement to shape images that feel more like visual paintings than snapshots. The camera, for me, has become less about documenting the literal and more about expressing the internal.

Previously, I was one of the event organisers for a Melbourne photography meet-up group, where I ran photo walks and exhibition visits to help connect and inspire fellow photographers. While I’m currently focused on my own creative projects, I carry that spirit of community and storytelling into everything I create.

A Story in Every Frame

I believe photographs can hold emotions that words can’t quite capture — joy, melancholy, stillness, memory. My early work sought those moments on the streets, in the eyes and gestures of strangers. Now, I explore them through layering, abstraction, and impressionistic techniques — letting form and colour do the storytelling.

Each frame is an invitation, a suggestion, a feeling.
What do you see? What do you feel?
The answers are never fixed — and that’s what keeps me pressing the shutter.