This collection includes both finished series and works in progress - images from intentional photographic series alongside quieter, more instinctive moments. While much of my work is rooted in focused themes and long-form bodies of work, I also embrace fluid photography, responding to the world as I move through it.
Grounded in my connection to Newdegate and the wider rural landscapes of Western Australia, I am drawn to overlooked and weathered places, abandoned sites and environments marked by human presence and time.
Working primarily with 35mm film and alternative processes like cyanotype, I engage slowly and thoughtfully with these spaces. Through my photography, I seek to record traces, hold memory, and create room for quiet reflection.
The Last Trial
These photographs were taken at the Newdegate Research Station in Western Australia’s Wheatbelt. Once a hub for agricultural research on poor soils, the land now serves as a community crop.
But the station’s homes lie abandoned - quiet remnants of a past era. Through these images, I explore the contrast between land still in use and the domestic spaces left to decay.
It’s a reflection on progress, abandonment, and the traces people leave behind