I really like taking pictures.
It was all for fun, at first. I liked how carrying a camera made me hone in more mindfully on the world around me, notice the little things I’d ordinarily see straight past.
Then I started selling photos with some of my travel journalism stories. Then clients started asking for pictures.
I’ve never taken any classes. I’ve learnt from reading and observing and taking a lot of pictures. Here’s a few of my favourites (+ more on Instagram).
Need photos? I have a mountainous archive of images available for purchase for commercial or private use. And if I don’t already have it, I can probably snap it for you. Flick me a line if you’re interested.

A flamenco dancer wows the crowd in a Madrid bar, Spain.

Receipts litter the floor of a typical bar in Barcelona, Spain.

Rows and rows of Spain’s famous cured jamón, Madrid.

The enormous Roman-era aqueduct of Segovia, Spain.

Smoking a pipe on a warm Barcelona afternoon, Spain.

Children playing soccer in the streets of Barcelona, Spain.

The mountainous interior of Gran Canaria Island, Canary Islands, Spain.

Tourists sleep on the beach of Las Palmas on island of Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain.

The peaks of Monserrat near Barcelona, Spain.

Afternoon nap time in Eger, Hungary.

Fresh fruit and vegetables on sale in Pécs, Hungary.

Mysterious, misty Krakow on a cold winter’s night, Poland.

Walking to Wawel Castle, Krakow, Poland.

Woman selling bread on the snowy streets of Krakow, Poland.

In the archway of the cloth markets, Krakow, Poland.

Blowing bubbles at Woodford Folk Festival, Queensland, Australia.

Sanur beach, Bali, Indonesia.

Ubud markets, Bali, Indonesia.

Traditional fire dance, Bali, Indonesia.

Balinese beauty, Indonesia.

Afternoon sunlight, Brisbane, Australia.

Paddington photo shoot, Brisbane, Australia.

Indonesian dancer preparing to perform, Brisbane, Australia.

Lurking crocodile, North East Arnhem Land, Australia.

East Woody Island, North East Arnhem Land, Australia.

Barrupu Yunupingu working at Yirrkala’s art centre, North East Arnhem Land, Australia.

Soccer at dusk with the children of Arnhem Land, Australia.

Youngster of the Biranybirany homeland community, North East Arnhem Land, Australia.

Sunset over Melville Bay and the alumina refinery on the Gove Peninsula, North East Arnhem Land, Australia.

The Yolngu people of North East Arnhem Land watch a gig from their basketball court, Yirrkala, Australia, 2012.
Oh, and hey – please don’t use my pix without first asking for permission, yeah?