I’m a Bristol-born mum of three wonderfully chaotic kiddos who keep life colourful, loud, and full of snack crumbs. When I’m not refereeing sibling negotiations or hunting for missing socks, you’ll probably find me lifting heavy things for fun at the gym — it keeps me sane, strong, and ready for anything parenthood throws my way.

I’ve been a photographer since 2008, which basically means I’ve spent nearly two decades chasing golden light, squishy newborn smiles, and those blink-and-you-miss-them family moments that make your heart squeeze. Capturing real connection is my happy place.

These days, I’m also a teacher-in-training, diving into the world of early childhood education. I adore learning why tamariki do the wonderfully quirky things they do — and this new journey has made me an even more patient, playful, and intuitive photographer.

If you love relaxed vibes, genuine laughs, and a photographer who’s not afraid to crawl on the floor, sing a silly song, or squat heavy on leg day — we’re probably a perfect match.

It wasn’t till I had my own children that I truly realised how much of a treasure a single “photograph” could be. Memories so precious, but oh so fleeting, can be frozen in time and preserved for future generations.  I am so grateful to have the opportunity to capture the memories of families across New Zealand. Everyday I am reminded that photography isn’t for today, it’s for our future. I literally am so grateful to do this for a living.