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Distance first
The bird decides how close the photograph gets. Nothing is baited, flushed or played to with call playback.
Brisbane / Meanjin, Queensland
Wildlife photographer, mostly birds, mostly waiting. Working across South East Queensland since 2022.
As a wildlife photographer based in Brisbane/Meanjin, I specialize in capturing the natural world in its purest form. Since 2022, I have been dedicated to documenting extraordinary moments in nature, with a focus on bird photography. My work aims to go beyond simple visuals, creating images that are both artistically striking and emotionally resonant—each frame tells a story, evoking a deeper connection to the natural world.
With a commitment to showcasing the understated beauty of birds, my photography serves as a reminder of the serene simplicity found in nature—a sharp contrast to the complexities of modern life. Every image I create is an opportunity to preserve a fleeting moment and share its unique narrative.
Beyond my passion for photography, I actively contribute to my community by volunteering at local swimming meets and spending quality time with family and friends. These experiences enrich my perspective and inspire my creative journey.
If you are interested in collaborating, exploring my portfolio, or bringing your vision to life through photography, I would be delighted to connect. Together, we can create images that leave a lasting impact.
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The bird decides how close the photograph gets. Nothing is baited, flushed or played to with call playback.
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A soft, low sun on a common species beats harsh midday light on a rare one. Most mornings start well before it.
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Frames keep the habitat that explains the bird — the reeds, the bark, the dry grass it was actually standing in.
| Body | Sony A1 |
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| Long lens | Sony 400–800mm F6.3–8 G OSS |
| Wide | Sigma 24–70mm DG DN F2.8 MKII |
| Usual hours | First light to about 9am, then late afternoon |
| Patch | Brisbane / Meanjin, Queensland — creeks, reserves and dry country west |
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Happy to talk about a specific species, a large print, or a commercial licence that isn't covered by the standard options.