Moody Australian photography rooted in nature, shadow, and stillness.

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Why I Photograph the Wild Things

“I’m drawn to the moments most people walk past — the blur of a fairywren mid-flight, the soft stillness of shadow, the quiet hum of connection to the natural world. Through my lens, I’m not just photographing nature — I’m asking it to stay a moment longer.

I’m not chasing the perfect shot. I’m chasing stillness, shadow, and the wild heart of this place.””

The Stories Behind the Shot

Want to know what went into these moments? I share the stories behind the images — reflections on connection, curiosity, and what it means to slow down and truly see the beauty of nature.

LATEST BLOG POSTS

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The Unusual Subjects
The Unusual Subjects

I never cared about cars — but that day, light caught the edge of an old Holden and I couldn’t look away. In a season of forced rest and quiet ache, I found myself drawn to the overlooked, the rusted, the forgotten. Photographing these unexpected subjects softened something in me. It reminded me that I, too, still have something to offer.

Small but Mighty
Small but Mighty

“Small but Mighty” is a visual journal entry capturing the resilience found in nature's delicate details. Amidst personal health challenges, Nicole Suzanne steps outside to reconnect with the world, photographing tiny yet powerful elements that embody strength and beauty. This collection reflects on the profound impact of small wonders in our lives.​

It's only taken 52 years to learn this lesson
It's only taken 52 years to learn this lesson

t’s taken me a long time to stop asking for permission. To take up space. To own the way I see the world through a lens — imperfectly, honestly, and without apology. This isn’t just about photography. It’s about finally leaning into what lights me up, even when the path is winding and a little muddy.