Beyond the map

I grew up in Australia, surrounded by its open skies and weathered edges. But stepping beyond that — living overseas for four years, travelling through cultures and cities — changed how I see everything. These images come from the in-between: moments where the unfamiliar felt familiar, and where the noise of a place settled into stillness.

This collection isn’t about destinations. It’s about impressions — the quiet of a temple courtyard after chaos, reflections in puddles beneath foreign architecture, textures that echo home in unexpected corners of the world. It’s not a travelogue. It’s a diary in light and shadow.

If these photographs hold something that stirs your own memories — or makes you wonder what’s out there — they’re ready to travel with you again.