A woman taking a photograph outdoors on a paved path with a DSLR camera with a long lens. She has dark hair tied back, is wearing a black tennis dress with green accents, purple sneakers, and a watch. She stands near a rusted metal railing and lush green trees and foliage in the background.

about me

Based in obscenely beautiful Queenstown, New Zealand since 2003, I’m a commercial photographer specialising in architecture photography for clients in the property industry.

My client base includes architects, interior and landscape designers, hotels, resorts, property developers, construction companies, restaurants, retailers, corporate offices, and magazine publishers.

I hold a Master with Distinction from the New Zealand Institute of Professional Photographers (NZIPP), a recognition earned through consistent success in national awards. The NZIPP has been a hugely supportive organisation throughout my career, encouraging excellence and celebrating creativity within the photographic community.

My personal projects and fine art series often explore the quiet elegance of minimal urbanism. Structures, textures, and the rhythm of built environments.

In my quest to get those oh-so-special shots, I’ve been known to wander under bridges, loiter around power plants and dams, or get stopped by security at airports and industrial sites, trying to explain to unimpressed staff that I’m simply creating art.

award winning work

My photography has been recognised with multiple Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards at the NZIPP Iris Awards across both commercial and creative categories. Each award is a recognition of the craft, patience, and vision that go into every project. Architecture continues to be the thread running through my work, and these award-winning images are a reflection of my ongoing fascination with the spaces people design, build, and inhabit.

Modern high-rise glass buildings with geometric shapes against clear blue sky.

publications & features

Over the years, my photography has appeared in both print and online publications. From design and architecture magazines to lifestyle features and editorials, each one is an opportunity to share the spaces I capture with a wider audience. Seeing my images in these contexts is rewarding because it allows each story to reach beyond the camera and into the hands of readers who value design and creativity.

A lush garden with a rectangular water feature, surrounded by white flowers, trees, and distant mountains under a clear blue sky.
Cover of NZ House & Garden magazine, May 2025 issue, featuring a modern white house with large windows and a garden path surrounded by greenery and flowers, with mountains in the background.