Photography and content creation for DOWCO’s Zetland hoarding project - capturing the scale, detail, and visual impact of the installation through a refined, construction-focused lens.
Our approach focused on transforming a functional project into a polished visual asset, highlighting the quality of execution, branding presence, and surrounding environment through premium photography and curated content.
The result was a collection of imagery designed to elevate DOWCO’s digital presence while showcasing the project in a way that felt both professional and visually engaging.
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Children of Nakba Day
These photographs were taken on May 15, 2025, during a Nakba Day gathering in Beirut, Lebanon.
Below the hill, Palestinian activists, refugees, and Hezbollah supporters stood shoulder to shoulder, delivering speeches filled with grief, defiance, and memories of a conflict that has shaped generations. Flags waved above the crowd as speakers vowed solidarity and resistance.
Yet a short walk away, the atmosphere felt entirely different.
There, I met children.
Their clothes were worn. Some carried the visible marks of hardship. Many had grown up surrounded by stories of displacement, war, and loss. Yet what stayed with me was not anger, but curiosity. They gathered around me, asking where I came from. Using a translation app, we struggled through fragments of conversation, laughing at misunderstandings and finding small ways to connect.
They waved Palestinian flags just like the adults below. But unlike the speeches echoing through the crowd, their faces still carried something unmistakably childlike: wonder, playfulness, and hope.
As a writer and documentary photographer, I am often drawn to places defined by conflict. What interests me, however, is not only the conflict itself, but the ordinary human moments that continue to exist within it. These children reminded me that even in communities shaped by historical trauma, life does not pause. Childhood persists.
For a brief moment, above the chants and politics, they were simply children smiling at a stranger with a camera.
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Exploring the Thailand that's less travelled with Tourism Authority of Thailand Sydney Office (https://www.linkedin.com/company/tourism-authority-of-thailand-sydney-office/) and Thai Airways International
(https://www.linkedin.com/company/thai-airways-international/)I've always loved exploring Thailand, but it was my first time venturing to the North East, Isan region. No beach clubs just rice fields, incredible food and a slower pace of life that most travellers never see.
Grateful to TAT for the chance to show a different side of Thailand to my audience the kind of travel and share these unique spots!
Looking forward to sharing more stories from destinations around the world that deserve to be explored.
https://www.instagram.com/chasingdain/p/DaCmpPFFIao/
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From the ruins of Beirut to the elephant villages of Nepal, my work is driven by the same question: how do ordinary people live with forces larger than themselves? In Chitwan, those forces happened to weigh five tons and carry a trunk.
In 2024, I joined an international volunteer program in Chitwan, Nepal, where I spent weeks living alongside rescued elephants and the families who care for them. What began as a wildlife experience soon became a human story.
Through documentary photography and field reporting, I explored the complex relationship between elephants and the people whose lives are inseparable from them—mahouts who have dedicated decades to a single animal, young caretakers navigating economic hardship, and local communities caught between conservation, tradition, and survival.
My work documented moments of tenderness and loss alike: the quiet bond between a mahout and his elephant, the daily routines behind sanctuary life, and the funeral ceremony of an elephant whose death drew an entire community into mourning.
Rather than portraying wildlife in isolation, this project examines the emotional, cultural, and ethical realities that exist where humans and animals share the same world. The resulting photographs and written narratives form part of my ongoing documentary work focused on people living at the intersection of history, conflict, environment, and social change.
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Paradise is just a plane ride away! 🌴✈️
I recently visited Rarotonga in the Cook Islands, a true photographer’s paradise. From crystal-clear waters to lush landscapes, every shot told a story worth capturing.
I specialise in travel and lifestyle photography for brands and content creators. If you’re looking to elevate your visuals or need scroll-stopping content for social media, let’s connect!
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