Born in the bush, a Queenslander, I have travelled to every corner of this vast continent photographing the landscapes and the people that interest me.

Picking up a SLR camera at the start of high school, Studied at Art College, traveled with National Geographic photographer in Alaska & USA, then back to Australia to Kalgoorlie in the late 1980s, I learnt the craft the hard way in the dusty mining towns of Western Australia.  “I cut my teeth on film and lived in the dark room, mixing chemicals and printing my own prints. When I think of where I began I am amazed how far I’ve come”.

I am not fazed by the development of digital photography. “Digital in some ways made it easier to be a photographer but it still takes a high level of skill and understanding to master the craft”.

A busy and accomplished commercial Brisbane photographer working on major marine and infrastructure projects. When I am not commissioned I photograph the interaction between us and the landscape we inhabit.

“Photography comes second to my family, I place it that highly. Sometimes it can be frustrating, but it’s always rewarding if you work hard and want to succeed.”