Unhurried photography for the people who want something real — and lasting.
View work →My mother died three years ago. I wear her necklace every single day — not as a habit, but as a choice. When I was photographed with my son Myles, I wanted it in the frame. He will grow up not knowing her, but he will know this necklace, and one day I'll be able to show him why.
My daughter wore my late mother's earrings the day we were photographed. She's five and has no idea what they mean yet. That's exactly why I wanted the image — so that one day, when she's old enough to understand, the proof will already exist.
My son carried his blanket everywhere for three years. We called it Blue. He's outgrown it now, and I almost let the moment pass without documenting it. These are the things that vanish quietly, without warning. I'm glad we kept this one.
I'm a Melbourne-based photographer. I started shooting because I couldn't bear how quickly things disappeared — a look, a laugh, the light at a particular hour. Photography felt like the closest thing to keeping them.
That's what Vestige is. Not just photographs — but the traces that prove something beautiful happened here, with these people, on this day. Images that feel as true in twenty years as they do the morning after.
My sessions are unhurried and completely personal. I want you to feel completely like yourself — not performing for a lens. The images we make together will be the ones you return to.
A Vestige session isn't a transaction — it's the beginning of something that outlasts the day. Each package gives you enough time, space and stillness to create images that will matter long after the moment has passed.
"A photograph is a vestige of a face, a vestige of the past." — Susan Sontag