I’ve always loved photography, but my passion moved up a gear when I started working at the world’s largest photo agency, Getty Images. I was fortunate to be surrounded by some of the very best editorial photographers in the world. As a Senior Picture Desk Editor, I edited thousands of their images every week. Natural curiosity took over. How was that image created?

I spent seven years at Getty Images as an editor. In between my work hours, I started photographing live music gigs, red carpets and fashion shows for the company. Over time, I built my knowledge and confidence in photography to a level where I was ready to leave the editing desk behind and pick up a camera full time.

Since 2010, I have continued to work with Getty Images as a freelance photographer on commercial and editorial assignments. Highlights have included working at the Milan 2026 Winter Olympics, the Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic Games, Microsoft Build: AI Day in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand in 2024, the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics and the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics.

I was honoured to receive the APAC Assignment Photographer of the Year award in 2021 and 2023 at the annual Getty Images Global Editorial Awards.

From 2011 until late 2019, I worked as the Chief Photographer at Time Out Melbourne. Over the years, I had the opportunity to discover and photograph some of the most amazing cafes, restaurants, bars and people my hometown of Melbourne has to offer.

Today, I work with clients in Australia and abroad, including Getty Images with more than 80,000 of my images in their editorial archive.