After a long career in data analytics, including roles at DairyNZ and AgResearch, I left the corporate world to follow my passion for photography. Those years spent out on farms deepened my respect for the people who grow, nurture, and produce our food and fibre. Their quiet strenth and authenticity continue to inspire me to tell their stories through imagery.

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These days, I travel Aotearoa in my Ford Ranger and Jayco Silverline caravan — camera in hand, dogs by my side — chasing ambient light from dawn to dusk. My two elderly West Highland Terriers, Mr Cherub and Mr Truffles, are my constant companions, the ultimate passenger princes. Together we follow the seasons, meeting pioneering farmers and documenting New Zealand’s rural life as it truly is: raw, proud, and real.

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You’ll often find me on dairy farms, equine studs, high-country sheep and beef stations, vineyards and orchards — documenting in-situ farming practice. I’ve photographed maize harvesters, milking sheds, woolsheds, and farmhouse tables, sharing cups of tea with the people whose livelihoods are rooted in the land. It doesn’t get more genuine than that.

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What sets me apart is my focus on food and fibre. You won’t find weddings or studio portraits here - only authentic moments of rural life, captured with empathy and respect. My goal is to preserve the essence of our agricultural heritage through honest, artful storytelling.

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Real farms. Real lives. Real sentience.