About
Hey, I'm Rachael (Rach).
Thanks for being here <3
I've dreamed of being a photographer since I was 14 years old. It was written on my bucket list long before I ever imagined it could become my career. In 2021, I finally decided to take the leap and start creating.
Throughout these last 5 years photography has become so much more to me, every moment is special and fleeting, and being trusted to document a time in someone's life feels incredibly sacred. A way of storytelling, celebrating life, connection, and freezing time. Truely such an honour.
Over the years, I’be become especially passionate about working with people, brands, and businesses that care for the Earth and understand their responsibility to future generations.
The creators i admire most are the ones creating with intention, through ethical & sustainable practices, reducing waste, challenging overconsumption, and creating in ways that honour the planet.
Because honestly? I believe as humans can do better.
We can create businesses, communities, and systems that work in harmony with the natural world rather than against it.
Human and nature aren't separate, we're deeply connected.
Our current system and way of living with mass overconsumption don’t align with our nature state.
One day i wish to make an impact on how we are governed.
Through H.E.A.R.T:
Healing, Equity, Accountability, Restoration, and Truth.
I love the quote "the way you alchemise a soulless world is to treat everyone as sacred, until the sacred in them remembers” - unknown writer.
I know a more peaceful and conscious world is possible when we are led by heart.
And if you've made it this far,
you’re awesome and i would love to chat with you about co-creating with you soon.
Big love and blessings,
Rach xoxoxo
I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands, seas, skies and waterways i am lucky enough to call home and work upon. I pay my respect to the Elders, past, present and emerging, for all Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
For their sovereignty was never ceded.
Photos by Ingrid Coles & Adelaide Smith