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Over the weekend, I witnessed Adrian and Xinlei renew their vows, surrounded by family and loved ones. There was somethi...
11/11/2025

Over the weekend, I witnessed Adrian and Xinlei renew their vows, surrounded by family and loved ones. There was something deeply grounding about it, something that stayed with me long after the words were spoken.

“Stay by me.”

That was the sentiment that lingered between them. Simple, steady, and enough.

The grandeur mattered less now. With their kids tugging at their hands and the wind brushing hair across their faces, they simply stood there, laughing, holding, being. It didn’t need to be perfect. It just needed to be true, and it was.

The vows still mattered, but less than before. What mattered more was their presence — the quiet choice to keep standing together after ten years of laughter, tears, and everything in between. Still choosing. Still saying I do, in their own quiet way.

It struck me then that this wasn’t just a celebration of love, but a testament to all they’ve overcome. A reminder that love isn’t always loud. Sometimes it’s a quiet strength, a small reaching hand in the middle of life’s chaos.

In the storms, they found shelter in each other. Through laughter, tears, and every trial, they held on, mile by mile.

Maybe that’s what love truly is. Not a single vow, but a lifelong whisper:
I choose you. Still.

—

Thank you, Adrian and Xinlei, for letting me be part of your beautiful celebration. I was gutted not to have been there ten years ago to document your wedding, but grateful that life brought us full circle. Seeing what you’ve built together - a family so full of warmth and joy - makes me deeply happy.

Adrian (cue the inner dialogue, haha), I’ll always remember the days we hopped fences and crawled through abandoned places to take photos. The kind of adventures that left us with spooky stories better left untold. But hopefully one day, those stories will find their way into the tales we tell our little ones.

I’m so proud of what you’ve built, and who you’ve become.

These are my favorite scans from this year. Unfettered, unpolished, but full of life. Fragments of my everyday life.Phot...
06/11/2025

These are my favorite scans from this year. Unfettered, unpolished, but full of life. Fragments of my everyday life.

Photos of the people I love most.

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot - on the road, in bed, in the shower, during weddings. Why am I drawn to certain photos more than others?

When I got these film scans back, I finally understood. It’s because I love the photos that make me want to be there again.

Simple as that.

I want to remember how Rei loves his mama more than anything in the world. His chubby cheeks. His messy hair. His Michelin arms. His fascination (obsession, really) with things that go. The days we spent with him alone at home.

Milestones that come and fades as quickly as my memory.

I don’t care that the background was chaotic or that the photo was wildly out of focus. In fact, that makes it even better. Because that’s exactly how it was.

I remember thinking,
“God, I want to relive those moments again and again.”

We get distracted so easily, by shiny things, by what’s trendy or popular right now.

But here’s the truth I’ve learned after doing this since I was a teen: Styles fade. Trends disappear. What lasts is the feeling you have when you look at a photo.

Clients tell me all the time, “My favorite photo from my wedding is the one where…” And it’s always a moment that wasn’t planned or perfect — but real. And I can’t help but wonder if they knew, in the middle of their stress, that those unpolished moments would end up meaning the most.

The only thing I’ve ever seen stand the test of time is a genuine emotional connection to a photograph. And for that to exist, the photo itself has to be honest — true to who we are, and what we love. Unfettered, unpolished, full of life.

That’s what I want to keep chasing.

For the rest of my life.

Really, truly so excited and honoured to share this set of pictures from Samuel and Beatrice’s wedding. I think if extra...
30/10/2025

Really, truly so excited and honoured to share this set of pictures from Samuel and Beatrice’s wedding. I think if extraterrestrials ever needed a definition of human joy, you could show them a glimpse of this day; there will be no more potent demonstration than this.

Together; in a quiet corner of our universe
23/10/2025

Together; in a quiet corner of our universe

Together, in a quiet corner of our universe
23/10/2025

Together, in a quiet corner of our universe

We’ve been waiting for this day for what feels like forever — the day we finally get to photograph a wedding in Yarra Va...
16/10/2025

We’ve been waiting for this day for what feels like forever — the day we finally get to photograph a wedding in Yarra Valley. So after a 7-hour flight, ten cups of coffee between us, a good night’s rest in the city, and an hour-long drive (thank you & ), we finally arrived.

The road there wound through soft hills and open fields, the kind that make you slow down just to take it all in. Early spring had settled in — that tender balance between chill and warmth — and the air carried the scent of eucalyptus and new beginnings. Our cabin sat quietly among tall trees and endless green, the sort of place that makes you exhale without realizing you’d been holding your breath.

Mylene and Kelvin had chosen Yarra Valley for that very reason — to be away from the noise, the rush, the constant hum of the city. They wanted everyone to pause, to be fully present, to have unhurried time with the people who’ve walked beside them through life. The night before the wedding, friends and family had already gathered — kids chasing one another down the gravel paths, adults clinking glasses and laughing like no time had passed. It wasn’t a big wedding, but it was one filled with big hearts. Every moment felt intentional, every conversation alive with warmth and belonging.

It always moves me when couples plan a wedding not just around themselves, but around their people. You could see it in how they constantly checked in — making sure everyone was fed, comfortable, and happy. It’s those quiet gestures that speak the loudest. To me, that’s what a wedding should be — not just a celebration of two souls, but of all the love that carried them here. And as laughter echoed through the fields and the spring breeze brushed past us, I couldn’t help but think — this is exactly why we do what we do.

Wedding season is backTime to turn the bass up and hit the dance floor 🪩
07/10/2025

Wedding season is back

Time to turn the bass up and hit the dance floor 🪩

Some friendships grow quietly over the years, until one day you realize they’ve carried you all this way. From sharing c...
29/09/2025

Some friendships grow quietly over the years, until one day you realize they’ve carried you all this way. From sharing classrooms and childhood memories to now standing together on this special day, it feels surreal to have these friends gather once again, this time to celebrate a wedding.

Through the years, friendships change, but the strongest ones always stand the test of time. The silly games, late-night talks, and childhood adventures may now feel like distant memories, but they never truly fade. They live on in the bond that keeps us connected, no matter how much life has changed.

Moments like these are a reminder of how far we’ve all come — and how precious it is to have friends who’ve walked this journey with us from the very beginning.

For me, the most beautiful weddings are those woven together by family ❤️
22/08/2025

For me, the most beautiful weddings are those woven together by family ❤️

We found ourselves in a field of daisies, the setting sun spilling golden light across the field. The sky shifted slowly...
14/08/2025

We found ourselves in a field of daisies, the setting sun spilling golden light across the field.

The sky shifted slowly—from bright blue to a soft orange that made you want to pause and just breathe.

Amid the rustle of grass and chirping birds, we shared our favorite movies, laughing and teasing, and discovering that we all tend to tear up at sentimental scenes. There were bursts of laughter, quiet pauses, and surprisingly deep conversations for people who had only just met.

Sitting there, surrounded by color and warmth, I felt incredibly fortunate. To be let into their world, even for a brief moment, was like receiving a small, delicate gift—one of trust, openness, and genuine connection. Strangers for hours, yet somehow laughter and conversation made it feel like friendship had quietly found its way in, and I carried the softness of that evening with me, a little treasure tucked in my chest.

Thank you, Janyne and Michael ❤️

We spent months planning. Pouring over maps, saving locations, imagining the perfect shots. We had our route, our list, ...
07/08/2025

We spent months planning. Pouring over maps, saving locations, imagining the perfect shots. We had our route, our list, our vision. But the road—gentle, winding, full of quiet surprises—had other plans. Some places we stumbled upon with wide eyes and quiet awe; others were shared softly by our Airbnb host, like secrets passed down. They weren’t on our list, but somehow, they found us. Hidden fields, forgotten trails, coastlines with no names. Places that don’t try to impress, but simply are. And in their stillness, we found something real.

It’s funny how the places we never planned for became the ones we hold closest. Off the beaten path, beyond what we thought we were looking for—we found something better. These weren’t just photo spots anymore; they became ours. Etched into memory not just for their beauty, but because we were the only ones there. And maybe that’s the magic of it all: not just the places themselves, but the feeling of discovering something meant only for you. Isn’t that what we’re really searching for, in the end?

Thank you, Samuel, Beatrice, and Jasmine, for bringing me along on this journey—for the conversations, the detours, the quiet in-between moments, and all the memories we forged together on the road. Some places stay with you long after you leave them—but it’s the people you’re with that make them feel like home.

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