So it’s taken quite a lot of time to get it up and running, but it’s finally ready and I’m pleased to announce that my wedding website is finished! Well, not completely, because it’ll be a work in progress but it’s great to finally have my images up in one place & I think the...
Things are a changing around here…..I thought it was time to have a website that better reflected my work, so in the not too distant future I’ll be launching my brand spanking new site. Watch this space.
This lovely fella here is my husband. Edwin. Yesterday I took some photos of him for his profile on The Pond….a creative freelancer agency. Not only is he cute, he’s a very talented writer and a brilliant daddy. Edwin & I don’t get to collaborate very often, and we had a fun time with this...
As part of the Auckland Festival of Photography I’m very excited to announce the opening of my exhibition in collaboration with Eva Kozub. Eva and I studied together, she’s a brilliant and talented photographer, and I’m honoured to have my work hanging alongside hers. We’re having an opening next Tuesday 22nd from 5pm if you...
Firstly, I have to say aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarghh! There’s no way I intended to be away from the blog from this long…I’ve been really busy living another life for the past few weeks and haven’t had a chance to post anything. So this is just a quick update to let you know that I’ve got some work...
When I’m not shooting weddings or commercial work, I’m also the stills photographer for TV3 series The Nation. It airs on Saturday mornings from 11am-12pm and features a weekly roundup of current affairs. The programme usually has great art content as well.
The middle of nowhere, I’m off to that kind of place tomorrow to shoot Veronica & Matt’s wedding. Can’t wait, I know it’s going to be something quite special.
The water that is. I spent a day with the folk at one of the five dams that I live very close to. The catchments that contain a large proportion of Auckland’s drinking water. Aside from their practical purposes, the dams are beautiful spaces surrounded by wildlife and they are run by a group of...
Before I embarked into the world of the student for a second go at learning, I did a short stint as a teacher aid for four burmese refugee boys. At the time they were the youngest refugees ever to be admitted into New Zealand. Those boys struck a chord a real chord with me, so...
It’s coming up to the time of The Royal Easter Show here in Auckland, which I find a really surreal place, full of wonder and oddity. However, this year I won’t be going. I have a very good reason. Sausages. I will be in Tuatapere, the absolutely other end of the country for Easter. AKA,...
These are a few shots from a series I shot covering the retired community. It was a revealing project that dispelled a lot of my own misconceptions about what happens when you stop working. Some of them proved hard to shoot, only because we had to work around their extremely busy timetable in order to...
A daily dose of soap. My husband is a writer on the show and a while back I took these portraits of actors Adam Ricketts and Ben Mitchell. Scouting for locations turned out to be the most challenging part of these shots. After scouring many possibilities for Adam’s shot, trying to play on the fact...
