I am SO thrilled to FINALLY be able to announce that I am a National Geographic presenter!
This is honestly a dream come true for me, I've aspired towards this kind of exploratory work for so long - it can be hard when you're only known for one thing (even if that one thing is awesome). @natgeoau is such a prestigious and well respected organisation with such an incredible history. I'm truly SO honoured to be a part of it. 🌱🌏 Pinching myself!
Over the next few days I'm going to be sharing some of my photos from my first shoot in Eromanga, QLD where I helped dig up dinosaur bones that were a casual 95 MILLION years old. 🦕 I hope you enjoy them!
This job isn't full-time, so video games is still something I'm very much working on - stay with me, I'll update you when I can. 💙
Thank you so much for your support while I've been transitioning into exciting new work!

Driving into Eromanga (population less than 40) I wasn't sure what to expect. It was like an old bush song. Petrol station. Pub. Corner store. But the landscape has a new kind of beauty that I had never experienced before. And there, the middle of nowhere - 95 million year old dinosaurs were being uncovered. @natgeoau

How is this real? Pinching myself. Here in the pit next to one of the largest dinosaurs ever unearthed in Australia. Well, its leg bone, at least. The rest is under there somewhere!
You don't really have a scope of the sheer size of these creatures until you're staring at one of their enormous bones just sticking out of the ground like that. Our planet is so old... And we are all so young and insignificant. @natgeoau

Shooting in Sydney today with @natgeoau - off to Melbourne for a shoot tomorrow!