Journal | Reflections on Creativity and Ideas
This journal is where I share personal reflections on creativity — thoughts, ideas, and moments that shape the way I see the world. It isn’t only about photography or architecture, but about the wider process of making and observing. Some entries are stories, others are experiments, all connected by curiosity and a search for meaning in creative work.
Melbourne Below Ground: The Metro Tunnel Project
After nearly a decade in the making, Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel finally opened to the public. I spent a quiet Saturday walking its new underground spaces, observing the language, scale and time embedded beneath the city.
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The First Real Gig
A spontaneous call while recovering from surgery turned into my first-ever photo gig — shooting Joss Stone live in Bogotá, armed with a new camera, a broken arm, and a lot of nerves. I said yes…
A Random Folder
While digging through an old backup, I found a random folder with photos from nearly 15 years ago. iPhone shots, DSLR experiments, over-edited attempts, each one carried a story I’d forgotten. Looking back, I found lessons, laughter, and reminders of why I never delete a photo.
The Old Police Station
There were no lights, no people — just dust, silence, and signs of what once was. Photographing this old police station stayed with me.
Fuji San and Social Media
Caught between the lens and the crowd, I travelled to Japan to photograph Mt. Fuji — but ended up finding something far more meaningful. This is a story about social media, stillness, and rediscovering intention as a photographer.