We stayed up high in an urban treehouse with the city sprawled below around as far as the eye could see.…
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A late NYC evening spent winding through Central Park’s leafy arterials. Though often a little unsuspecting and not at all instantly gratifying, I enjoyed shooting this project on Kodak Portra 400 film.…
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Saturday – A tiny midwinter picnic dinner on a carpet of fallen magnolia petals in Nat’s backyard. Sunday – Foggy roadtrip out to Maraetai with Kate for a rain soaked wander…
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Black and white film processing has always provided ample opportunity to hangout in the dark, listen to good music and talk crazy talk with my friend Alex. However it is rare…
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Nerina at dusk in the Octagon, Dunedin.…
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I’m walking against the current of ice air- the kind that numbs your cheeks and waters your eyes- and thinking about the accompanying soundtrack to these cool days and nights that…
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Dreaming of balmy July nights on Venice Beach – palm trees, digging down to find the cool sand, delicious tacos, icy beer, gutter punk, glitter overload, faux-celebrity culture characters, well-dressed animals…
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Making the move to Auckland the last few months have been new and unsettled, however not without exploration and my newfound obsession with patches of natural light means I spend…
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It is no secret that I love airports and so it feels special to explore and share that obsession with them through photography- cinematic and fashion-related- to coincide with iD Fashion…
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I’m going to make more time for getting lost in strange cities, lying on lawns looking at moving clouds and making kites and balloon bunches on ferries.…
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Our shoot out about in Tokyo has been published on Ladygunn Magazine online, and you can check out the rest here. The idea was to build a story that included New Zealand…
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At the moment I’m working towards a photographic series that encompasses many of my favourite things – my love of cinema, travel, and rich colours in both fabric and light. I…
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Tokyo is crosswalk busy and populated with unexpected quietness, so much so you feel the need to whisper. The light doesn’t cloak or blanket like other places. It rests. In the…
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A reunion Christmas getting lost in the secret gardens of Oporua and swimming in the Ruamahunga. Home.…
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Travelling to Shanghai again I’m first reminded how differently the light falls as soon as we step off the plane and onto the tarmac. There isn’t that New Zealand clarity to…