I use photography, writing, mentoring, and speaking to tell real stories that spark change. Whether it’s through powerful images, honest books, or supporting organisations to do more with lived experience, my work is about helping communities be seen, heard, and understood.
I specialise in story-led photography. That includes commissioned work for organisations, documentary-style wedding photography, and community projects. Whether it’s a campaign, a service evaluation, or a wedding day, I focus on honest, human moments.
No — I work with anyone committed to meaningful work. That includes schools, community groups, health services, funders, and independent creatives. If you care about people and stories, we’ll probably get on.
Most projects include photography, interviews, story collection, and sometimes exhibitions or reports. Everything’s shaped around the people involved and the impact you want to have — not a one-size-fits-all package.
Yes. I speak at conferences, schools, workshops, and events. Topics include homelessness, recovery, dementia, photography as advocacy, and how to bring lived experience into services in a meaningful way.
Real. Honest. No jargon. I use lived experience, humour, and stories to challenge assumptions and create space for real conversations — whether it’s with Year 10 students or senior decision-makers.
My mentoring focuses on groups, charities, and organisations — helping them shape projects, tell stories, and build meaningful engagement. I don’t currently offer one-to-one mentoring for individuals.
Yes. I often support organisations with shaping project ideas, identifying impact, and using lived experience to strengthen applications or evaluation reports.
Everything I do is trauma-informed, consent-led, and shaped by the people involved. My background gives me insight into how to work sensitively and safely, especially when stories carry weight.
Yes, but I only take on a limited number of weddings per year. My style is documentary — natural, relaxed, and focused on real moments rather than posed shots.
Just get in touch. We’ll have a chat about what you’re trying to do, who it’s for, and how I can help. I don’t do hard sells — just honest conversations and seeing if it fits.