Photography has been in my bones since I purchased my first camera and began creating black and white images as unstoppable 8 year old. That camera was made of plastic, used 120 roll film and created fantastic visual aberrations that would make any Holga or Lensbaby owner proud. Those first images I created are still vividly clear in my memory even though I no longer have either the camera or any of those prints.

In my early twenties I discovered the joy of weightlessness learning to scuba dive in the infamous waters of South Australia. Naturally I combined my diving and photography and have made underwater images ever since.

I still create plenty of ‘dry’ images to keep my eye and my skills in practice and to learn more about the craft and all its permutations, perhaps even create new ones, but I am never far from the sea and am always looking for the next opportunity to get wet.

First Camera
Plastic 120 Roll Film, 1974

Going 35mm
Circa 1950 Voigtländer Vitoret, 1978

Discovering SLR
Richo XR-1, 1982

Under the Ocean
Sea & Sea Motormarine II, 1990

The Digital Revolution
Canon EOS-300D, 2003

Underwater DSLR
Canon EOS-5DMKII, 2009

Resume on request