about

I model the way some people garden - seasonally, patiently, and always outdoors if the weather allows. My first published photo was taken in my grandmother's orchard, apple blossom in my hair and mud on my hem, and everything I've done since has tried to keep that feeling: real light, real weather, and clothes you can actually live in.

Brands book me for warmth. I work mostly with natural-light photographers on lifestyle, knitwear, and slow-fashion campaigns - the kind of images that need golden fields, a dog underfoot, or a bouquet held slightly wrong. I'm comfortable on studio seamless too, but my best frames happen where there's wind.

Between shoots I keep a small balcony garden that takes itself very seriously, press flowers between the pages of old dictionaries, and spend too long at the Sunday flower market buying peonies I have no vase for. Every season has its own light. My job, as I see it, is to be ready for each one.