About

I like the idea that a photograph can change the world. A poster of Peter Dombrovskis’s “Morning Mist, Rock Island Bend” hung on my wall in a share house during the 1980’s “No Dams” campaign. It was an image that helped to save a large swathe of southwest Tasmania, helped change a government, and changed the way my generation thinks about protecting our environment. I guess it also changed my life, planting the seed of landscape photography that’s been growing ever since.

My love of sport and music photography comes from a similar place – trying to convey how it feels to when the action is on and things are going crazy. Its not unlike when the good light is happening in a landscape – you need to know where to stand and when to push the button, but you just need to make up your mind a bit quicker.

I live and work in Melbourne, Australia. Photography is my reward, my escape, and a good excuse to travel. In particular, the unexpected beauty in urban and industrial landscapes calls to me. I love the inherent themes of decay and renewal.

Exhibitions and awards

2019 – AIPP Master of Photography

2016 – Team Digital Golden Shopping Trolley urban landscapes winner

2014 – Runner up, Capture Magazine Emerging Photographer of the Year (Landscape Category)

2014 – Co-exhibited with Sheldon Pettit  at Team Digital

2012 – Team Digital Golden Shopping Trolley urban landscapes winner