Writing about myself is uncomfortable. Not because I lack a story, but because I don’t believe in bios that read like résumés, or in polished statements written to please algorithms. Even if I know that’s what I’m supposed to do.

Titles, credentials, timelines, they exist, but they’re not the point. What really matters can’t be listed. It shows up in the exchange: in a look that lingers, in a conversation that drifts, in the quiet moments where trust is built.

I’m a photographer and videomaker based on the Gold Coast. That part is factual. The rest lives somewhere less tangible. I’m driven by values more than trends, by curiosity more than formulas, and by the search for work that feels honest rather than merely efficient.

Learning, discovering, connecting  these are the forces behind what I do. Every person I meet and every challenge I face leaves a mark on my work. I’m drawn to essence, to what’s natural, unforced, alive. I care deeply about culture, about new perspectives, and about people’s stories especially the ones that aren’t usually told.

I don’t believe a real connection can be manufactured. It’s built slowly, through presence, effort, and attention. That’s why I commit fully to every project I’m part of  not just to deliver images, but to create something that resonates, that stays, that makes a difference. so that’s why I work really hard and give everthing in every step or project which I’m involved, and I’m f*** good at this.