Fuel Fund Photography is based on a working cattle station on the Diamantina River, south-west of Winton in outback Queensland. Built from a genuine connection to the land and the sport, dedicated solely to capturing the intensity and tradition of campdrafting.

As an active campdrafter, I understand the timing, pressure, and split-second moments that define a great run. Between my own runs, I’m behind the camera documenting the action as it unfolds—real moments, no staging, just the grit and precision of the sport.

Throughout the year, I travel across Queensland attending campdrafts of all sizes, from local events to major competitions. Fuel Fund Photography is about preserving those moments that matter.

I believe good photography should be accessible to the people in it. As a competitor myself, I know how much it means to have quality photos of your own runs—and I also know how quickly costs can add up. That’s why I aim to keep my pricing fair and affordable, so more riders can walk away with images they’re proud of.

I only photograph campdrafts when I’ve been officially hired or have permission from the event committee if no other photographer is attending. It’s important to me to respect the space, support fellow photographers, and work within the community the right way.

At the end of the day, it’s about giving back to the sport—capturing moments people can keep, without putting them out of reach.