Visiting Kosciuszko National Park sparks my creativity unlike anywhere else in Australia. It's uniqueness is unmatched, and I'm committed to exploring it further in the future. Recently, I've spent significant time camping in the backcountry, immersing myself in dynamic conditions and completely losing myself in nature. Capturing the park's beauty in every image is my utmost priority.

My connection with Charlottes Pass began at just 3 years old when I learned to ski there, Australia’s highest ski resort. One of my fondest memories involves racing my grandfather down the mountain—a race I proudly won. Returning as an adult has shifted my perspective, deepening my appreciation for this region in new ways.

What excites me most about the park is its ever-changing climate and landscape. From week to week and day to day, the scenery transforms. Winter brings captivating light and shadow dances on the snow-covered terrain. Spring reveals intricate details as the snow melts, unveiling hidden features below. Summer boasts an abundance of flora, including 212 plant species, with 20 endemic to the region. And as autumn approaches, I'm fascinated by the gradual transformation of flora, signalling the impending return of snow.

All my photographs of this park are available for purchase as framed and acrylic prints, capturing its diverse beauty throughout the seasons.