About Me

Who
even is
this guy?

Your full time wedding documenter, hype man and best friend.

Being able to photograph weddings as a full-time job is a dream come true for me. Not only do I get to create art for a living, but I get to capture the most emotion-packed, kick ass day of people’s lives. I mean how frickin badass is that?

Travel has always been a massive part of my life. I’ve lived in Tasmania my whole life, but being tucked away down south has never stopped me from exploring further afield. These days my work regularly takes me between Tasmania, Melbourne, Sydney, and overseas through places like Italy and Greece, with every location bringing a completely different pace and perspective.

Each year I still make time to travel beyond weddings too. New places, different cultures, long meals, chaotic streets, quiet coastlines, good wine, and food that ruins your standards back home. A lot of the way I photograph weddings has been shaped by those experiences and by spending time in environments that all feel completely different from one another.

People dancing and celebrating at a lively party with warm lighting and brick walls.
an illustration of a skull decorated with intricate patterns and designs

How I got here

In 2015, I spent a year backpacking through South East Asia and Latin America. Somewhere between hiking volcanoes in Indonesia, overnight bus rides through Peru, and throwing myself out of a plane in Chile, I realised how much growth comes from stepping into the unknown.

When I eventually came back to Tasmania, that mindset stayed with me. I poured everything into photography and slowly turned what started as an obsession into a career that now takes me across Melbourne, Sydney, Europe, and beyond. A lot of the way I see weddings and people was shaped during those years of travel, learning to pay attention to atmosphere, connection, and the small moments that make a place feel alive.

Where I work

Anywhere, really. I’m based down in Tasmania, but I regularly photograph weddings across Melbourne, Sydney, and throughout Australia, as well as overseas in places like Italy and Greece. Travel has always been a huge part of my life, so working in different environments feels like a natural extension of that.

Whether it’s a long-table dinner on the Italian coastline, a quiet celebration tucked into the Greek islands, a warehouse party in Melbourne, or a weekend away somewhere completely off-grid, I’m always up for it. The location changes, but the focus stays the same: good people, good atmosphere, and a wedding that actually feels like you.

Talking about weddings…we eloped in the Blue Mountains and it was pretty spesh

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Photos by Barefoot and Bearded

Fun snack size facts about me you didn’t ask for but I’m gonna give you anyway

my dog's name is Goose because I'm convinced she is one

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my dog's name is Goose because I'm convinced she is one 〰️

i'll drink gin, unless there's wine, unless there's beer

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i'll drink gin, unless there's wine, unless there's beer 〰️

my bebe girl's name is Mo. Short for Mimosa (not actually)

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my bebe girl's name is Mo. Short for Mimosa (not actually) 〰️

my favourite countries are Guatemala, Colombia, Ethiopia, Italy, Japan, Thaliand

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my favourite countries are Guatemala, Colombia, Ethiopia, Italy, Japan, Thaliand 〰️

I can't swim but that works in my favour because I love to scuba dive

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I can't swim but that works in my favour because I love to scuba dive 〰️

I'm deathly allergic to kiwi fruit and my mum still doesn't believe me

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I'm deathly allergic to kiwi fruit and my mum still doesn't believe me 〰️

Three people, an adult woman, a young woman, and a baby, taking a selfie outdoors with a mountainous landscape in the background.
A dog resting on a bed by a window, wrapped in a brown knitted blanket, looking at the camera with a calm expression.
Two women and a baby are smiling and interacting on a balcony in an urban setting. One woman holds the baby, while the other woman gestures animatedly.
A family of three standing on a bridge with a canal and colorful buildings behind them. The woman is smiling, wearing a hat, glasses, a patterned shirt, and shorts. The man is looking at the child, wearing a white shirt and shorts. The child is being held by the woman, wearing a beige coat and brown shoes.

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