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21.01.2022 a wedding video i did for laura and chris. i absolutely loved filming this. thank you laura and chris for trusting me to film the happiest day of your life.

21.01.2022 portraits of a dear friend at the beach.

20.01.2022 dylan kain - the mathilde caramel python + a video by sienna kyha

20.01.2022 my end of year show real for 2019.

20.01.2022 the final day in new zealand. the blue pools were honestly the most beautiful thing.

17.01.2022 the first day in new zealand at lake te anau.

16.01.2022 second day at uluru-kata tjuta national park. a helicopter ride and dinner at the field of lights installation.

15.01.2022 dylan kain - the nika caramel python belt + a video by sienna kyha

15.01.2022 an afternoon photographing beautiful friends

14.01.2022 the final day at uluru-kata tjuta national park. we spent the day riding around the base of uluru and finished the day off riding camels.

13.01.2022 dylan kain - the lsc caramel python bag + a video by sienna kyha

10.01.2022 book for your wedding videographer for 2021 contact me for affordable pricing: [email protected]

10.01.2022 a trip to new zealand at the start of 2020. absolutely amazing.

09.01.2022 the second day in new zealand exploring milford sound and the surrounding areas. i loved visiting there lupin fields. they were magic.

09.01.2022 the third and fourth day in new zealand. exploring wineries and driving around.

06.01.2022 third day in uluru-kata tjuta national park. we spent the day exploring kata-tjuta and the valley of winds and then finished the day off watching the colours change on uluru.

05.01.2022 you’re indigenous?! A question asked often when most indigenous australians reveal their aboriginal identity. My body of work is an exploration of the question what does an Indigenous Australian actually look like?. People who identify themselves as 'Aboriginal' range from dark-skinned, broad-nosed to blonde-haired, blue-eyed people. An individual's Aboriginal identity is not represented through their skin, but rather through their very essence and being, and their spirit...ual connection to land. However, light-skinned Aboriginal people often face challenges on their Aboriginal identity because of stereotyping and are often questioned on the authenticity of their Aboriginality. At the root of these questions lies a lack of understanding of Indigenous culture and identity. My intention of the work is to educate viewers by visually breaking the stereotype, and ultimately explain that aboriginality is more than skin deep. As I met more and more people who participated, this work became more than just a high school art project, but something that bought a community together. So now after viewing my work, what does an Indigenous Australian look like to you?