Got three covers of Waves and Woods Magazine in the last year, back to back issues 33 & 34 and Issue 27. Absolutely stoked to get my hands on the magazine and see them in person. Its always so rewarding to see images printed in physical form but to know its going around the world on the cover
After my success capturing Santo Island, Vanuatu tourism contracted me to photograph Tanna Island, a place with a reputation for its untamed spirit and incredible natural beauty. With Mt. Yasur, the most accessible active volcano in the world, and vibrant tribal communities, Tanna Island promised a journey unlike any other.
As a commercial photographer it’s a great passion capturing the essence of luxury experiences. An invitation from Flockhill Lodge, one of New Zealand’s most esteemed alpine retreats, to document their guest activities was a moment of profound honour. This prestigious assignment perfectly aligned with my expertise and passion for showcasing the pinnacle of hospitality and adventure.
Through 2023, I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with Takacat, a NZ based inflatable boat company. Our mission: to capture the spirit of adventure, the essence of innovation, and the boundless beauty of Queenstown‘s waterways through captivating photography, all while embarking on thrilling explorations
In the latest issue of Waves and Woods Magazine (Issue 32), I shared the thrilling story 'No Sweat, No sweet' of my South Island adventure. This journey was a fusion of my passions: photography, surfing, and motorcycle adventures. The twelve-page feature includes eleven captivating images that chronicle the entire trip. From resurrecting a vintage motorcycle for a road
Recently I got in touch by Finisterre for a mini campaign for the their Spring 2022 campaign. It was awesome to bring their first NZ shoot to the brand especially in my home town of Queenstown in the southern alps. The funny part was being the opposite in the southern hemisphere it was still raging summer heat wearing
My partner jade and I needed to get away and make our first overseas trip since the world shut down, somewhere warm. We had just come out of our winter season in New Zealand and still had snow on the hills, it very much meant our skin hadn’t seen much sun and we were as white as snow.
Heading into Mavora lakes is one of our favourite destinations to escape. Rather than drive around the mountains from Queenstown we decided we’d take a more direct line as the valleys start just across the lake from our home. A bit more of an Adventure and perfect place to test out the Aeroe bikepacking carrier system.
With Jade moving down to Queenstown and last chance with our own set of wheels up north we had to make a last stint of the North. The choice was between northland and Great Barrier. There was also the thought of the East Cape as we got to check that area out but as always needed more time.
With a heat wave looming over the south Island of New Zealand it was an easy decision to get to the west coast, over to Jackson Bay. Peanut, my Land Rover had the summer canvas roof on, strapped some boards and the boot packed we set off through the southern alps