A pair of Kyoto's entertainers brave the world. Kyoto, Japan / 2017 — A sight that is unfortunately fading fast as Japan slowly loses its Geisha culture traditions year by year.

Tokyo Skytree at night. Tokyo, Japan / 2018 — Captured from a perspective most people won't get a chance to experience,  Tokyo is a completely different place at night. The city shines bright, bright enough to illuminate the sky, and the tallest tower in the world, the Tokyo Skytree, shines the brightest.

Mount Fuji, in the clouds. Mt Fuji, Japan / 2018 — A whimsical morning journey into the clouds surrounding the famous Mount Fuji.

What most of Hokkaido looks like during Winter. Hokkaido, Japan / 2020 — I wonder what life is like out here in Winter. Waist-high snow every day, the cold, the isolation. Were people happy here? Would I be happy living here? What would it feel like? These were the musings running through my mind when I captured this at 1/8000th's of a second from the window of a speeding car.  

A Maiko in transit. Kyoto, Japan / 2019 — A true symbol of Kyoto; I was lucky enough to be able to see a Maiko (apprentice Geisha, called "Geiko" in Kyoto) on her return from her previous appointment.

Somewhere in the backstreets of Osaka. Osaka, Japan / 2018 — One day, while exploring the streets of Osaka that don't have names, I noticed that so many of these streets were arranged on grids with a tremendous amount of power lines crossing every single one. Some say they're ugly and distracting; there are people who want to get rid of them. But to me, they give this city soul.

A quiet paddle under a canopy of cherry blossom (Sakura) Saitama, Japan / 2023 — One of those magical moments in life where you find the perfect conditions at the perfect location. I've been hunting cherry blossom locations all up and down Japan for many years now, and this is one of my favourite cherry blossom images ever.

The classic Japan postcard shot during the Cherry Blossom season. Fujiyoshida, Japan / 2023 — I've been here so many times over the years, usually a few times a year, but this particular shoot was perhaps one of my favourite conditions I've had ever. The cherry blossoms (Sakura) were timed just perfectly. 

A mother walks her two (look closely) children at a local temple. Nara, Japan / 2019 — One thing I absolutely love capturing is the love a parent has for their children. To be able to witness such a moment like this brings me tremdous joy and this photo is one of my personal favourites.

Snow, cold, solitude, couldn't ask for anything more. Hokkaido, Japan / 2020 — One of my most favourite minimal images ever. In this location, you are not actually allowed to walk on the snow fields, however, some intruding tourist didn't seem to mind, so I caught them in the act.

Japan, in an image. A Shinto Torii gate in the middle of the water with Mt Fuji in the background. Yokosuka, Japan / 2020 — What's more iconic Japan than Mt Fuji and Torii gates? I actually captured this off-the-cuff during a client campaign while I was in the area on location. It was one of those moments where I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time, with the right lighting. An instant classic for me.

A quiet Winter in the middle of nowhere. Hokkaido, Japan / 2022 — As an Australian, I've absolutely fascinated by snow and have spent a lot of my professional photography career in search of it, in it, and around it. There is perhaps no better place to be right in the thick of it than in Hokkaido. This image is from a small town you've probably never heard of, in the middle of nowhere.  

A Panoramic view of the Tokyo Skytree. Tokyo, Japan / 2019 — I had the very rare opportunity to view the Tokyo Skytree at a particular location very close to it, and of course, I had to do something different. The resulting panorama was super interesting to me because the extreme perspective accentuates just how tall this massive tower actually is in real life.

An ending of the day, seen off by birds and Mt Fuji in the background. Tokyo, Japan / 2023 — Sunset at the train lines. I was super lucky to get a fairly clear day to be able to see Mt Fuji in all its glory. I was also lucky to have the birds joining me as I sat and watched the sun set. It's moments like this which is why I decided to move here.

A boatman ferries along the Katsura river. Kyoto, Japan / 2022 — When I think of Arashiyama, this is the image that I think of. The picturesque setting of Katsura river, and the quiet swish of boatmen paddling through it. Peace and tranquility, especially in the early morning.