Background 

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I was born and raised surrounded by greatness. That is the Great Dividing Range and the Great Barrier Reef. My love for photography started at an early age, with a point-and-shoot disposable camera. Back then, I would spend hours exploring locals parks hoping to capture the undiscovered beatles and lizard of Far North Queensland. As I grew up, things changed but the idea being a great adventurer and photographer never did. 

 

By the time I was enrolling in a degree of journalism and photography, I knew for certain this was the life I wanted.

Years later, I have worked as a photographer and reporter in Australia, Cambodia and India. With no major regrets thus far (expect for the time I ate too much street food in India...)  I know in my heart I will be doing this job for  years to come.

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Is still think back to the days when I would run around with that little point-and-shoot. Snapping away to my hearts content. Those are my earliest and some of my most cherished memories of my life behind the lens. Being a photographer is very different now.  These days, photographers can get so caught up in themselves. Buying the latest gadgets, talking about how many megapixels they have, and the size of their lenses.

 

But none of that meant anything when I was a kid, and why should it now? Whilst my camera gear has gotten a little bit better, my love and curiosity hasn't changed. To this day, I still carry a little point and shoot camera with me wherever I go.  

 

Because in my eyes, I'm still that little explorer taking pictures of all things undiscovered. Lost somewhere between adventure and greatness.

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