Welcome!
I'm so glad you're here and want to learn more ♡
Pull up a chair, and let's chat.
XO
 
Hey, I'm Keira!
 
 
I’ve never been particularly good at staying in one place for too long, so moving away from England was never much of a surprise. From Rwanda and Slovakia to Norway and Vietnam, most of my twenties were spent travelling solo, usually with a camera in my bag and no real idea what I’d find when I got there.
 
In 2022, I spent a year in South Africa teaching wildlife photography on safari with a conservation organisation. I loved every part of it; connecting with people from around the world over a shared love, tracking animals through the bush, and learning to slow down and simply observe. At the time, I thought wildlife photography was where I was headed.
Then I moved to Australia, reconnected with an old friend I hadn’t seen in years, and fell in love.
I’d put photography aside for a few years, but seeing the Australian wildlife had me picking it straight back up. As I started photographing our life together too — the road trips, the everyday, the places we found ourselves — I found myself becoming just as interested in people.
This eventually led to photographing other couples, and then a blind jump into building a photography business with no real idea what I was doing or what to expect. Somehow, it led me here.
My work is a mix of real life and the films I’ve always loved — a little cinematic, a little nostalgic, but never too polished. I love photographs that feel lived-in; the kind where you can almost remember what was being said, what you were laughing about, or how it felt to be there. I want to create photographs that'll make you still feel something when you look back on them in years to come.
 
Want the bigger picture?
 
 
What working with me looks like...
 
I tend to get a little too excited when a vision starts coming to life, and my internal monologue is basically just 'obsessed' and 'stunning' on repeat. I’ll be your biggest hype girl with it, and you'll leave wondering why you ever felt self conscious to begin with.
We can blast your playlist on repeat and dance around, or I can step back and give the moment space when things feel more quiet and meaningful. Every session is different, and I love leaning into whatever feels most like you.
Knowing these images will be cherished for years to come and that I get to be the one to capture them is everything to me, so don't blame me if I get a little emotional!
 
And yes, I nearly always end up on the floor at some point.
 
 
My perspective...
 
 
I'm drawn to the quiet details that often go unnoticed - the subtle glances, gentle gestures and unspoken moments that reveal something deeper. My role is to observe first, offering gentle guidance when needed, and allowing genuine emotion to unfold naturally.
 
 
Romanticising everyday life is something I feel deeply about; finding meaning in the life you're already living. A quiet afternoon with your newborn, a cycling date with your partner, or morning coffee together before the rest of the world wakes up. The simple things that don't always feel significant at the time, but often become the memories you treasure most.
 
When I'm not behind the camera...
 
A few things I adore:
 
 
plants & gardening -
is 100+ indoors too many?
I don't want to hear it
 
 
finding new hobbies; pottery, painting, scrapbooking, candle making, clay sculpting - you name it, I've tried it
 
 
being in the mountains
(or outdoors in general) and seeing the world
 
 
hosting paint & sip/game
nights with friends
 
camping & hiking with my love
 
rainy days curled up with
a book (where are my fantasy
romance people at?)
 
brunch & coffee dates with family, especially in Cornwall, England where I grew up
 
envisioning my own little hobby farm; chickens & ducks with a greenhouse and veggie patch
 
 
crisp autumnal days - where the sun is out and so are the long coats & scarves
 
 
music, especially on road trips - blasting whatever I’m currently obsessed with (lately Lime Cordiale and Ocean Alley, before that Hozier)
 
 
Let’s create something special,
for you