I’m a mother of three, from Australia, living in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, where my family and I have built a life we absolutely love.

Photography came into my life when I needed it most.

After the birth of my third child, and not long after moving countries for the second time, I found myself completely and utterly lost.

Between sleepless nights, endless demands, and the constant juggle of parenthood, I had lost sight of the creative, passionate, energetic person I once was. Raising three young children far from my support network, while trying to find my feet in a new country, life felt unbearably heavy.

And then I picked up a camera.

Photography shone a light on the joy in my life and helped me embrace the chaos of family life. It allowed me to truly see and appreciate the life I had created: the deep love, the essence of my children, and all the colour in between.

Before finding my way into photography, I worked in nursing and midwifery, and as a childbirth educator. I continue to work as a birth doula, supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and those precious early days of parenthood.

This work has shaped me deeply and is part of why I feel so at home in family photography. I understand how layered family life can be — the intensity, the all-consuming exhaustion, the chaos, joy, and beauty all existing at once. I don’t just see the moments I’m photographing; I feel the emotion at my core.

Being invited into families’ homes to witness their connection, capture their unique energy, and help preserve what they hold close to their hearts is such a privilege. Every family I photograph, honestly, leaves an imprint on my heart.

When I’m not photographing other families, you’ll usually find me documenting my own kids’ full and adventurous lives, wandering through local Brockis in search of treasures to clutter my house with, or pottering around the garden (I find picking weeds highly therapeutic).

Please take a look around, and if my photographic voice resonates with you, I’d be honoured to capture your family.