I studied at the Willem de Kooning Academy and the Emily Carr University of Art and Design, but I feel my education started much earlier, at home, with my father, who is also a photographer. Over the past twenty years, I’ve worked all over the world, from film sets and oil tankers to elaborate weddings and the burning ghats of Varanasi. I’ve never felt much need to choose a single direction. Moving between very different people, places and ways of working has taught me a great deal and being somewhat confusingly versatile has never felt like a bad thing yet! I have a particular love for documentary photography, environmental portraiture and working on location. I enjoy taking the time to get to know people, finding the right light and moment, and bringing some of the visual language of cinema. Alongside commissioned work, I have slowly built a collection of contemplative street photography, much of it made in between assignments, which I recently brought the work together for exhibiting and publishing.

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A three-year journey, which I documented, through very different permaculture communities after graduating left me dreaming not just of images, but of trees, homegrown vegetables and rainwater harvesting, a life where creativity, craft and nature meet in the everyday. Becoming more self-sufficient, rediscovering old Moorish irrigation channels and watching a once-dry piece of land burst into bloom has become a quiet kind of joy. I love to share through the creation of a ‘Third Place’, a home away from home, a space rooted in real nature where friends & family can slow down, reorient, and spark new ideas. But most of all, a place to refocus!