I photograph places the same way I see people — with curiosity and respect. From quiet backstreets to sweeping coastlines, I’m drawn to anywhere that holds a story. I’ve travelled far and wide, but I don’t believe you need a passport to find beauty. Sometimes it’s in the dust on a windowsill, a shadow on a footpath, or the way late light hits a weathered wall. Whether I’m in Bali, Brisbane, or somewhere in between, I shoot with the same intent — to slow down, to notice, and to honour the feeling of place.

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A traditional multi-tiered pavilion with a thatched roof, surrounded by lush green trees and grass, under a partly cloudy sky.

A traditional Balinese shrine with carved stone decorations and a thatched roof, situated in a garden with trees and green grass.

Traditional Balinese temple with dark wooden structures, surrounded by trees and a bright blue sky with clouds.

Traditional Balinese temple with multiple tiered thatched roofs under a blue sky with clouds.

A rocky coastal formation with a small pavilion and lush green vegetation, overlooking the ocean on a cloudy day.

Cliffside view with dark cloudy sky, ocean below, and structures with fencing on the edge of a cliff.