Mel and Darcy are my kind of nerds, and I mean that in the best way possible. When they told me they wanted to celebrate their engagement with a session based on their shared love of board games and quality time at home with their feline friend, I knew we were about to embark on a quirky adventure.

We decided to kick traditional engagement shoot norms to the curb and set the stage right in the heart of their cozy abode. Shooting in people's homes is my absolute favorite because it allows us to create something genuinely personal to your unique style. Plus, let's be real, who wouldn't want to capture the real magic that happens when you're chilling in your favorite spot with your favorite person (and maybe a cat or two)?

When Tammy and Dan first reached out to me, they made it clear that their big day would be anything but traditional. A quick, chill ceremony at the Brisbane Registry Office was on the agenda, followed by a rock 'n' roll photoshoot extravaganza in the vibrant streets of Fortitude Valley. Talk about setting the stage for an unforgettable day!

When iconic pinup Bettie Butcher decided to celebrate her anniversary with husband James, she didn't go for the traditional candlelit dinner. No, these two have a taste for the unconventional, and they asked me, your friendly neighborhood photographer, to create some romantic, gothic couple portraits in a Brisbane Historical Cemetery.

If you're searching for a dark, moody wedding vendor in Brisbane who can turn your wedding day into a memorable, quirky extravaganza, you've come to the right place. Love doesn't conform to norms, and neither should your wedding. With the right team by your side, you can turn your special day into a reflection of your unique personalities and love story.

Their vibrant, colorful tattoos contrasted beautifully against the somber surroundings, instantly creating a captivating visual palette.

The whole atmosphere was filled with this unique sense of enchantment.

As I look back on Jen + Mark's rock and roll wedding at The Refinery, I am reminded of the power of individuality, of embracing one's passions and carving a path that is uniquely our own. It is an ode to alternative weddings, where creativity reigns supreme and love knows no boundaries.

The reception was held at the Mobile Barbershop Depot, an unconventional choice that added an extra element of style to the evening. The dark and atmospheric ambience perfectly complemented the couple's edgy and rock'n'roll aesthetics.

Capture your love in a unique and gothic-inspired way with this romantic maternity photo shoot in Brisbane's dark forest. Embrace your alternative side and create a special moment that's both eerie and intimate.

Amy and Steve are both tattoo artists, and they wanted a session that reflected their punk-inspired style. I was immediately excited - this was my chance to finally photograph a family that didn't want to stand in a field of flowers holding hands!

An intimate gothic forest elopement. Queer couple handfasting.