Portfolio



My work begins with people — with the quiet negotiations of presence, trust, and visibility that happen when someone steps in front of a camera. Whether I’m photographing community celebrations, Queer intimacy, or the everyday courage of showing one’s body as it is, I’m drawn to the moment where seeing and being seen meet.

Across my projects, I return to the mirror as both metaphor and method: a space where identity is shaped, questioned, and reflected. This thread runs through my portraiture, my work on male body positivity, and my ongoing series *Seeing and Being Seen*, which explores how Queer people encounter themselves and each other through the lens.

From the warmth of *Love Stonehouse* to the tenderness of my studio portraits, my practice is rooted in connection — in creating images that honour real lives, real bodies, and the communities that make them visible.