Photographer · Producer · Strategic storyteller · Trainer
01 · DocumentaryAn intimate documentary about Angelina Mead King’s transition, and the love, honesty and commitment at the heart of her marriage to Joey.
02 · PhotographyA home birth photographed through long hours of labour, a loving and gentle environment, and Evan’s first moments with his family.
03 · Global televisionInternational Emmy-winning work on The Amazing Race, alongside productions around the world and Asia’s Next Top Model.
Across image, film
and human connection
For more than 20 years, I’ve worked across photography, documentary, television, branded content and strategic communications.
Across every format, I look for the human truth—and bring it to life in ways people can feel and remember. Today, my work spans The New York Times’s T Brand Studio and independent projects through One Triple Four.
Portraits and documentary-led photography for people, families, brands and productions.
Documentaries and large-scale international productions—from intimate independent stories to global formats.
Editorially grounded content and communications that make complex ideas clear, human and memorable.
Talks, moderation and practical workshops across media, ethics, production, photography and storytelling.
A life, however brief, deserves to be remembered
Since 2008, I have volunteered with Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, creating gentle remembrance photographs for families whose babies have died or are not expected to survive long after birth.
I also conduct photography workshops for hospital nurses, helping more care teams offer this meaningful service to families when a volunteer photographer cannot be there.
I spoke about this deeply human work at TEDx Pickering Street—about making each baby visible, honouring a family’s love, and the quiet power held in a photograph.
Watch the TEDx talkFor families: remembrance photography information For hospital teams: training and workshops
TEDx Pickering Street · 2018