Work Life for me started out at being a kitchen hand and cleaner at sizzler restaurant. I was working in the kitchen after school and before school I was cleaning the restaurant.

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I ended up receiving an offer to do a mechanical engineering apprenticeship halfway through year 12. I started out manufacturing products for Mitsubishi and other local industries in Adelaide. Since then I have worked as a toolmaker manufacturing 3D plastic injection molding machines for Ford, Holden and Toyota until the work went offshore. My most recent engineering work has been doing work for the submarines, British aerospace and other defence force companies.

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In May 2017 I was diagnosed with a congenital brain disorder which had to be operated on ASAP. The surgery left me with some deficits. My right-hand side is weaker, and my speech was affected.

This didn’t stop my love for photography it has only enhanced it. I started studying photography and completed a certificate IV in photography and digital imaging. I decided to make a business out of my photography. My deficits does not impact my photography in any way. I try to make people feel comfortable and cared for. I produce quality in a timely manner.