Sport. Movement. inspiring stories.

Rooted in sport. Driven by story.

Sport shaped who I am - I have always been seeking activity and it was THE way for me to connect with other people and push my limits. Get better and work on myself.

When injury paused my own playing career, I didn’t step away from the field — I stepped behind the lens. Nothing stops me.

Photography became my way of staying connected. Of honouring the intensity, the resilience, and the quiet moments most people never see.

Why I do this

I know what it feels like to train for years for a single moment. To come back from injury.

To belong to something bigger than yourself.

That’s what I look for in every frame — not perfection, but presence, the moments in between that tell the whole story.

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About me

I’m Jojo (she/her): an athlete, Artist, storyteller, and professional photographer rooted in sport, movement, and connection.

Sport has shaped who I am — from playing Ultimate Frisbee competitively in Germany to pursuing a PhD in bio-inspired robotics in Australia using sport in many forms as my outlet. After a serious injury paused my own playing career, I didn’t step back from the community that shaped me — I picked up a camera and turned my passion into purpose, staying connected through what I could give.

My photography isn’t just about capturing what happened — it’s about what it felt like. I aim to reveal energy, emotion, and story in every frame.

Testimonials

  • Crowd of spectators watching the World Ultimate Championship event, seated on bleachers under a clear blue sky, with numerous international flags flying overhead and banners on the ground displaying logos.

    “Jojo captured the spirit and emotion of the World Championships with exceptional dedication and precision.”

  • The Australian Women's lacrosse team in yellow jerseys huddled together in a team huddle, holding lacrosse sticks in the air, on a cloudy day.

    “Her first lacrosse assignment delivered exceptional quality — leading to national coverage and future bookings.”

  • A woman lifting a barbell during a workout in an indoor climbing gym, with colorful climbing holds on the wall behind her, talking to a man.

    “Jojo captured not just our venue, but the heart and community behind it.”

  • Two men are jumping to catch a frisbee during an Ultimate Frisbee game, with spectators and forest in the background.

    “A reliable and highly skilled photographer delivering outstanding coverage year after year.”

  • A family of three standing in a grassy field with a Dalmatian dog, with a sky of pink and purple clouds at sunset.

    “Jojo created beautiful family memories in a session that felt natural, fun, and effortless.”

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Get in touch if you have any event, or moment you want captured for ever! I will aim to work with you to figure out what we need to make this unforgettable.

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Her eye for emotion and energy is exceptional — Jojo brought our event to life.

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The German team celebrating together after a win at the World Uni Games 2025, wearing matching swimsuits with red, black, and yellow patterns, some raising fists or smiling.
A mixed ultimate frisbee game in progress with players jumping to catch the frisbee on a grassy field, with spectators in the background and national flags flying. Taken at the World Ultimate Championships in 2024.
Gold Coast Sun's Jed Walker wearing a white t-shirt and brown shorts standing outdoors near a gray wall and large green plants, looking to the side with a concerned expression.
Kelvin Van Vuuren is sitting inside a vintage red car, looking through the windshield with a pensive expression. Athlete photoshoot.
Zoe Isabella with sweat on her face and athletic clothing is having makeup applied to her cheek with a makeup brush, holding a towel around her neck, standing in front of metal bleachers. Athlete photoshoot.
A female Australian lacrosse player in a yellow and green uniform with protective eyewear and a bandage on her thigh, holding a lacrosse stick with a ball in the net.