My biggest photography challenge is modelling and human photography, why ?
Finding someone who's comfortable being in front of a camera, comfortable working with me and ok with having their photo's publicised.

So far I've been lucky with that because I asked some of my beautiful friends who were happy with it, but I want to do more of it because I thinks it's a great challenge figuring out the variables to make a great, natural shot whilst trying to ensure my model is enjoying herself - I won't force someone to do a shoot with me, if they're not sure we can do a shoot and if they like it we can do more, if they don't like it there's no pressure to do more.

Someone asked me what I do that's different to any other modelling photographer ?
Simple, I don't use make-up or man made light, and I try to capture natural beauty in natural environments - what I see is what you get. The models wear whatever they're comfortable with and I let them decide how much skin they want to expose.

Lunch or some sort of refreshments are offered as a thank you to my models for taking the time from their day to get in front of the camera for me - I completely disagree with modelling studio's who tell models what they have to eat and how to change their lifestyle before they can get in front of the camera.

I think women in the Kimberley are some of the most beautiful women in Australia, I think my first shoots so far (linked below) are fine examples of this.
If someone wants to see if modelling is for them I'm more than happy to do a shoot with them.