That’s probably why I became a photographer and mentor—because at the heart of everything I do is connection. Whether I’m photographing a family, helping a business owner step into their power, or guiding someone who’s never felt comfortable in front of the camera, my job is to see people as they truly are—and reflect that back to them in the most beautiful way possible.
I’m an Aussie who fell in love with a Scotsman, moved herself to sunny Linlithgow (just outside Edinburgh), and had three beautiful babies. I’ve been taking photos for a very long time. I love my job and honestly can’t think of anything that would bring me as much joy. I like to help people feel seen, to feel heard. I want my work to really show my clients as I see them: confident, glorious, and loving life. My pronouns are she/her.
I learned photography the old-school way—Dad and School Camera Club taught, back in the days of film (yes, I’m THAT old! And why thank you, no, I don’t look it). I developed my early skills in darkrooms, learning the magic of light, shadow, and storytelling long before digital cameras made everything instant. That foundation shaped the way I see the world through my lens today.
A great photograph is more than just a nice picture—it’s a moment, a memory, a feeling frozen in time. It’s that look between a parent and child, the quiet pride of a business owner doing what they love, the laughter that erupts when you stop worrying about how you look and just be yourself.
That’s what I capture. Whether it’s families, brands, charities, performers, or personal branding clients, my goal is always the same: to create images that make you feel something real.
If you hate having your photo taken, don’t worry—you’re my favourite kind of person to work with. I’ll guide you, make you laugh, and create a space where you actually enjoy the process (yes, really).
I believe photography is more than just capturing beautiful images—it’s a way to give back, amplify voices, and make a difference. Over the years, I’ve worked closely with charities both as a volunteer and as a photographer, using my skills to help organisations share their mission, tell powerful stories, and connect with the people who need them most.
From supporting charities that work with abuse survivors and sheltered housing communities to helping grassroots organisations elevate their visibility, I’m passionate about using photography as a force for good. Whether it’s capturing heartfelt moments, creating impactful brand imagery, or simply offering my time to help charities thrive, I truly believe in using my craft to make a difference.
I started my first business at 19, and let’s just say—I had no idea what I was doing. I desperately needed someone to guide me, to tell me I was on the right track, to help me figure out pricing, marketing, and how to actually make a business work without burning out.
Now, I get to be that person for others. Whether you’re a fellow creative, small business owner, or someone who’s feeling lost in the world of self-employment, I’ll help you cut through the overwhelm, gain clarity, and build a business that doesn’t just pay the bills but fills you with purpose.
I’ll be your cheerleader, strategist, and occasional gentle butt-kicker, giving you practical tools, honest advice, and plenty of encouragement (and maybe cake).
When I’m not working, you’ll find me immersed in musical theatre—performing, producing, and helping kids find their confidence on stage. I once roller-skated on stage with a tray of drinks singing the song 'I Can Cook Too'... It was a showstopper! I also teach singing, adore good food, and—most of all—love being a mum to my three daughters (a job that requires patience, negotiation skills, and a sixth sense for when silence means something VERY suspicious is happening.).
Here’s what I want you to know: you are welcome here, exactly as you are. Whether we’re working together on a photoshoot or a mentoring session, my space is inclusive, warm, and judgment-free—regardless of race, gender, religion, or sexuality. Every person deserves to be seen, heard, and celebrated.
If this sounds like the kind of experience you’re looking for, let’s chat. I’d love to work with you.
