Inspired by my father, I started saving for my first camera at the age of 11. As technology has advanced, so to has my photography medium from darkroom development to a Canon EOS 6D and iPhone, my work is consistently evolving. 

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After growing up on a family farm in Singleton, I spent time in Sydney studying and nursing followed by living abroad for 3 years. In 1988, I married my husband Guy and moved to a property in Goulburn. Whilst raising 5 children under 6 years, we became involved in our local community through volunteering, education programs and regional art events.

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My work embodies the journey of our family and the evolving world around us, portraying the resilience, vulnerability and sensitivity of rural families. Stopping a carload of children to photograph the beautiful sunset to moving stock on the quad bike with my Canon in tow - our friends and family would not recognise me without a camera in my hand!

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