I grew up in Sydney with pilot parents, which meant from childhood I understood that the world is enormous and the interesting parts are almost never where you are right now. At 26 I turned that into a career — I travel and photograph, documenting places and people and the way light falls on things nobody else thinks to frame. I quit corporate at 22 and I've never once wondered if it was the right call. I'm fearless in the way that comes from having jumped out of enough planes and eaten enough unidentifiable street food to know that most things work out fine and the rest make better stories. I'm energetic and warm and I genuinely want to know about your version of the world — where you've been, what surprised you, what you'd go back to. I believe people are more interesting than they give themselves credit for, and I love being the person who notices that. I also know how to be still — the best travel photos aren't taken in motion. There's something I love about a moment that just is.
