We are at the beginning of our second lockdown here in Melbourne and every day has begun to roll into one. Home is our base for work, play and everything in between so it’s important we compartmentalise life... if we can.

Here are some tips to help give you the (mental) space you might need.

I have always been one for positive thinking and optimism in creating a happy life. Luck, hard work and good timing has worked in getting me to the places I have wanted to go but I also have followed the steps below which all have contributed in making my life a very happy one. I hope these points might help you too.

My motivation ebbs and flows with each day that passes. Today I’m particularly motivated but yesterday, I couldn’t bring myself to do much at all. On my ‘on’ days I use the time to learn new skills and work on my photography business or write a blog post as I believe now is a time to create opportunities if opportunity is what you’re seeking.

Here are a few things I’ve been doing in #iso which may inspire you as well.

I receive a lot of questions about how I shoot my lifestyle shots so I thought I’d put together some tips to help you up your photography game especially while in isolation at home. Here are my 7 photography tips to ace your at home beauty shoot.

On Sunday, 29 March 2020, before the first stage of Covid-19 lockdown in Melbourne, I ventured into the CBD to capture what it was like. The city was deserted except for a few people. It was strange seeing it so empty. On a normal Sunday afternoon it would be teeming with people but not that day.

Here are a list of national and state-wide charities and organisations needing our help.