About

I grew up outdoors. Camping and hiking were a way of life for me and my family. I hiked Hinchinbrook Island at the tender age of four. 32 km in 7 days with very short legs.

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The next couple of decades of trekking around and over mountains would inevitably lead me to climb up them. 

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Through the years, some sort of camera was always slung over my shoulder as I tried to capture the detail and sometimes harsh but striking beauty of my experiences. Eventually my travels took me to Europe for over a year, and my interest in photography strengthened as I found my days had even more impact when I saw them through my lens. 

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It wasn’t until a year ago, on a climbing trip on the island of Kalymnos, Greece, I realised I enjoyed taking pictures of climbers as much as I enjoyed climbing myself. As I understand the determination needed, but also the joy and challenge of tackling a climb, I have grown passionate about capturing other climbers’ struggles and success.