About

I'm a photographer based in Sydney, Australia.

When I was seven, I found a stack of old National Geographic magazines in my grandfather's archives. I spent hours flipping back and forth through them, completely absorbed by the photographs and the power of visual storytelling. I've been fascinated ever since by the ability to stop time in its tracks and make something lasting out of people and moments. I still read National Geographic to this day.

I shoot landscapes, events, and automotive work, plus a fair bit that resists categorising. My first camera was an Olympus MD3 point-and-shoot that came along on every family and school trip; in college I saved up for a Nikon F80, and not long after, the world went digital, and I went with it.

While studying Computer Science, I took an introductory film photography course at Emily Carr University of Art + Design in Vancouver, where I learned the fundamentals and how to develop negatives in a darkroom. Everything since has been experimentation, curiosity, and a great deal of trial and error.

I'm better with a camera than a keyboard, so I'll let the photos do the talking. I hope you enjoy the journey as much as I have.

If you'd like to book a shoot, collaborate, or talk photography, use the contact form below or find me on social.

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

Rey