About

With a background as an Environmental Scientist and a Masters in Natural Resource Management, I now work at the intersection of what I enjoy most: Research, Science and Conservation, Photography and Film. 

I didn’t set out to become a filmmaker, or photographer in fact. But in hindsight that’s what makes the most sense to me. While dabbling with my camera on the side, and working on a development project in East Timor I shot a photo of an old man I couldn’t get out of my mind: you could see his life in his face, and I’d immortalised it. I have since gained an understanding of the power of storytelling through my lens. 

My work has taken me to Nepal with the Australian Himalayan Foundation, Namibia for a short called the Penguin Runner, a follow up called West to the Sea shot in Canada and Montana with the American Prairie reserve as part of a larger research program where I shot Landmark. I also researched and shot a series of case studies/stories in South Africa, Sri Lanka and Kenya for Seed.uno.  My work’s been featured in Sage Magazine, Do it Now Magazine and I have written content for Sidetracked magazine, Trail Run magazine and National Geographic Voices blog as part of an ongoing series by National geographic emerging explorers.

More examples of ongoing work can be found on instagram.