I grew up at Maroubra Beach in Sydney’s eastern suburbs and have always lived close to the ocean. It's more than just a place to me — it’s where I feel free. The ocean is my canvas, and whether I’m on a surfboard or behind the lens, being inside a pitching wave is where I feel most at home.

Every time I’m in the water shooting, I rely on my Seafrogs water housing to keep my Sony mirrorless camera safe — whether I’m capturing the raw power of a wave breaking over a shallow reef or chasing the golden light of a sunset. I love mixing things up: shooting with a 200–600mm lens from the shoreline, flying a drone above the lineup, or diving right into the action.

Over the past five years, I’ve pushed my photography to new levels and have been lucky enough to be featured by:

Australian Surf Photographers (Instagram)

Foil Surf Magazine

Ted’s Cameras – 2x Landscape Finalist

Chasing Clarity Podcast & Online Magazine

One of my proudest moments came three years ago, when I shot for the first time at Cape Solander — a notorious surf break known for its heavy waves. I had to time a rock jump while 10–15ft waves were breaking just metres away. Once in position, I had front-row seats to one of the most incredible sessions I’ve ever witnessed. Surfers were being towed into monsters, and I was right there capturing every moment. That day will stay with me forever.