I am a photographer and a proud father of two beautiful girls based in Sydney, Australia.

When I was seven, I found a few copies of National Geographic magazines from my grandfather's archives. I spent hours scrolling back and forth through the magazine pages, entirely consumed by the photographs and the power of visual storytelling. Since then, I have been fascinated by still photography and the ability to stop time in its tracks and create lasting memories of people and events. I still read National Geographic to this day.

My first camera was an Olympus MD3 point-and-shoot film camera, which I used for family and school trips throughout my childhood. After saving enough money in college, I finally purchased my first SLR film camera, a Nikon F80. Not long after that, the photography world shifted towards digital, as did I.

While completing my undergraduate degree (not photography), I took an Introduction to Film Photography course at the Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Vancouver, Canada. This short course taught me the foundation of film photography, how to develop negatives in a dark room and an introduction to the different genres in photography. Everything I have learned has been from experimenting with my camera and trying new techniques, mostly through trial and error.

I dabble in many things, from landscape to event to automotive photography and anything in between.
I am not much of a writer, so I let the photos tell the story, and I hope you enjoy this visual journey as much as I do.

If you like what you see and want to book a shoot, collaborate, or learn more about photography, please use the contact form below or my social channels.

Thanks for making it this far!

Who says the time machine hasn’t been invented? You just need to pick up a camera!

Rey