A Melbourne Film Photographer

Join me on my tumultuous journey with two faulty Bronica cameras, battling light leaks and focusing issues.

Join me on a Middle-Earth odyssey, exploring New Zealand's breathtaking landscapes immortalised on film.

Embark on a captivating seaside portrait session with Laura, featuring Japanese-inspired photography and stunning vistas.

Explore a captivating photoshoot in Melbourne's hidden gems, celebrating friendship through the lens. Genuine moments captured on film.

An hour of waves and smiles with Charlie – a quick, vibrant beach shoot capturing the essence of summer's end.

Nikon FM10: A beginner-friendly film SLR that's reliable and surprisingly versatile. Perfect for diving into analogue photography.

From night-time cityscapes to playful double exposures, our Melbourne photo adventure with Lucie turned the streets into art.

Exploring a year with the Nikon F2 - the mechanical marvel that brings the raw essence of street photography to life. Discover my journey.

Two years with the Mamiya RB67 Pro-S: a blend of joy, quirks, and unmatched quality. My journey in frames and feelings, revealed.

My journey with medium format photography, from my first Yashicaflex Model C to the versatile Mamiya M645J.

Exploring the buzz around new Fujifilm 200 & 400 stocks. Are they repackaged Kodak? A hands-on review comparing old and new, with a few surp

Exploring my own street photography with critical eyes, revealing emotions in everyday scenes.

Embark on my film photography journey, exploring the gears that shaped my passion for analogue imaging.

Explore how the Nikkor AI'd 85mm f1.8 lens transformed my photography, delivering stunning portraits and dynamic street shots.

Kodak Aerocolor IV, an aerial film turned portrait gem with stunning skin tones and natural backdrops.

Discover the magic behind Enchanted Sunlit Trails, a Super 8 film capturing love's simplicity and beauty in everyday moments.

Photography is my proof of existence, my refuge, my path to self-improvement, and my way to embrace art's unquantifiable essence.