For years, my son used to nag me “get a hobby Mum”. But life seemed too full, looking after him, keeping house and working hard (my “day job” as a paralegal pays the bills). As my son became more independent, I set out to explore more of my local and city area (Sydney, Australia), finding gems I never knew existed. With that came an offer from my eldest sister to take on her DSLR camera, which she was not using (thanks sis!). That is when the photography bug truly bit. It was 2016 and I was hooked. My eyes opened to seeing the world in a whole new way.  I saw light and shadow, lines and patterns. Quite simply, I enjoyed the magic of seeing nature and the world with fresh eyes.  I was surprised when people said they liked my photos and it spurred me on to learn more about the craft. In that process I have met some amazing people, made new friends and been inspired by incredible photographers. I have also been very fortunate in achieving good results in photography competitions. 

Somehow, I fell into a love of architecture, perhaps due to my more introverted personality and the details orientation of my day job.  Even though I have a limited grasp on the professional architectural terms, it is the conceptual form of a building and how it works with the environment and people that captivates me. Now I would like to share this love of architecture photography with others, which has been the catalyst for setting up architecture photo walks.

My photography passion takes me to places near and far. As much as I love exploring the built environment, I also love being out in nature. I hope you enjoy my photos and check in here from time to time, as I keep on this wonderful journey. My son can finally be happy I have a hobby, but it seems to be much more than that now!