Pleasure to meet you.
I’m a photographer and an outdoor enthusiast based in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Passionate about finding the perfect moment in the great outdoors, whether it’s landscapes or people.
I hold over 5 years of experience in photography, inspired as a teenager by the Aberdeenshire landscape. Starting my career officially in 2017 at North East Scotland College in Aberdeen, studying a Photography HNC. Followed by a degree in Marine and Natural History at Falmouth University, graduating in 2021.
After graduating, I pursued a variety of work in the outdoors, including but not limited to:
In North-East Scotland, I was a Paddlesport Assistant, in addition to teaching photography weekly to 5-7-year-olds, and running landscape photography workshops. Next, I spent Christmas 2021 as Santa’s Lapland Ranger. The following year, working as an IDS trainee ( Nightwatch ) at Glenmore Lodge.
Jumping across the ocean, I found myself in Wānaka for the winter becoming a Guest Services Assistant at Cardrona alongside Mountain Dispatch at Treble Cone. Finally but by no means least… a Glowworm Cave Guide in Fiordland National Park.
Now I am permanently based in Christchurch, chasing a career in outdoor and adventure photography.
In my spare time, I have a variety of passions including biking, watersports and skiing. In addition to volunteering with Land Search and Rescue.
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Marine and Natural History Photography BA (Hons)
Falmouth University
Outdoor First Aid - BASP UK
Summer Mountain Leader - Mountain Training
Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport
Sport Scotland
Tutor Award Course
National Navigation Award Scheme
Velotech Bronze - Velotech Cycling
United Kingdom Driving License
New Zealand Driving License
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Nature Guide - RealNZ, Fiordland
Mountain Dispatch - Treble Cone, Wanaka
Nightwatch - Glenmore Lodge, Aviemore
Lapland Ranger - Saariselkä, Finland
Photography Teacher - Cullen, Aberdeenshire
Paddlesports Assistant - Cullen Sea School, Aberdeenshire
Head Elf - Cotswolds, UK
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Your portfolio's trying hard to be impressive, isn't it? The Landscape shots are basically screaming, "Look, I found pretty scenery." The People section feels like you caught everyone in the one moment they didn’t look awkward, which, good for them, I guess. The Wildlife images are so staged it’s like the animals are just as fed up with you as we are. And the Adventure category? We get it, you do more with your weekends than binge-watching Netflix. But sure, keep reminding us how unremarkable we are.