My photography focuses on creating whimsical, playful and magical images of people.

These portraits are carefully edited and are sometimes composites of several images to create new realities not possible within a single photo. I enjoy building a connection with the people I photograph and have a particular interest in activism through photography.  A major recent project of mine has centred on portraiture of trans people, offering a counter to the current bout of anti-trans sentiment directed towards members of this community by some . My aim is to encourage compassion and provoke questions about the systems we live under by allowing us to see the realities of others. 

I grew up in a small, 700 resident community located on an island in Lake Ontario, just offshore from Toronto, Canada. I am currently living in London, where I’m pursuing a photography MA at the University of the Arts London.

My photos have been displayed in Toronto City Hall, Queen’s Quay Terminal, and mounted as signpost art in an exhibition on Queen’s Quay and Bay Street in Toronto. I have had photos published in The Globe and Mail, The CBC and The Toronto Star. My work has appeared in several exhibitions. I have been awarded grants by the Ontario Arts Council for materials for visual arts and exhibition assistance. My work has won numerous awards. One that I’m particularly proud of is the 2024 Portrait of Britain.

I’m available for commercial, editorial, and branded work in London and internationally. Please contact me here.