A Passion for Capturing the Essence of Natural Places & Human Spaces
I am a photographer based in the Columbia Valley, living and working in the Kootenay region between the Purcell Mountains and the Canadian Rockies. I’m originally from Aotearoa New Zealand, and my relationship with landscape, light, and place has shaped how I see and photograph spaces for most of my life.
My professional work sits at the intersection of human-made and natural environments. I photograph properties for real-world use — places where people live, stay, work, and invest — bringing the same attention to space, light, and clarity that has guided my landscape photography for decades.
Alongside my client work, I maintain a long-established landscape photography practice focused on the Kootenays and the Canadian Rockies. That work keeps me grounded and continues to inform how I approach every space I photograph.
The Meaning Behind my Logo.
My logo is inspired by the Māori koru, a powerful symbol representing new beginnings, growth, and harmony with nature. The koru, which resembles the unfurling frond of a silver fern, reflects the ever-evolving journey of creativity and discovery—key elements in my approach to photography.
At a more fundamental level, the koru in my logo is also a personal reminder of home. It speaks to the landscapes and culture of Aotearoa New Zealand, which remain deeply rooted in how I view the world and continue to inspire my creative work, wherever I am photographing.