"Sunset at The Pass" is an ongoing series that captures the dynamic relationship between the natural world and the human experience at Byron Bay's iconic The Pass beach. As one of the most popular surf spots in Australia, it draws not only surfers but also those seeking solace in the beauty of the ocean, especially as the sun sets.

Through this body of work, I explore the impermanence of both the sea and the moment itself—how the waves, light, and energy shift with every passing day. The setting sun offers a visual meditation, evoking feelings of peace and reflection, while the surfers embody both the harmony and struggle inherent in their connection to the water.

"Sunset at The Pass" not only documents surf culture in Byron Bay but is an invitation to pause, reflect, and immerse oneself in the beauty of the present moment amidst an ever changing environment.