I believe that birth should be recorded as a way to give power back to the woman. At a time when your birth story is acutely monitored by others, choosing to tell your story through the feminine gaze enables you to relive your birth and gift the story to your child in a tangible way.

I photograph families as they are, with authentic emotion and lived realities. My family photography is rooted in storytelling and documentary and I aim to use photography as a tool for empowerment, healing & reframing identity.

As We Are documents diverse expressions of love — weddings, elopements, commitment ceremonies, and other personal declarations of connection. I work across the full spectrum of gender identities, approaching each story with thoughtfulness and authenticity.

I am based in Cape Town, but document love stories internationally.

Community is at the heart of my practice. Photography and storytelling are connective tools — they reveal shared narratives and foster belonging. Through collaborative projects with youth, schools, and local initiatives, I explore how visual storytelling can bridge social divides and illuminate the threads that bind us.

I mentor both photography enthusiasts and career-focused creatives in discovering and developing their unique visual voice. I've taught at esteemed institutions including Orms – Cape Town School of Photography and PCL – Photo College London.

My facilitation work often takes place in collaboration with NGOs and urban development projects, where photography serves as a tool for empowerment and multi-layered storytelling.

As We Are captures the full spectrum of lived experiences. Facing our own or others’ mortality can bring us closer to ourselves and those around us. Photography plays a role in this process, helping us heal by capturing moments that later spark memory, reflection, and connection.