Hi, I’m Millie - a queer photographer in Naarm/Melbourne! I am transfeminine, non-binary, multi-gender-attracted and polyamorous. I use They/Them pronouns.
Like many others, my entry into the queer world happened during lockdown. I discovered a love for photography during this time, and I am forever grateful for this medium and the way it has helped me process, share, and participate in my queerness.
I have a passion for documenting the beauty of humans and their endless creativity. Once I started attending queer nightlife events, I quickly fell in love with the community and starting bringing my camera wherever I could. I found that photographing performers was a wonderful way to meet others, make friends, and rapidly develop my artistic and technical skills with the camera.
As well as working and making money as a photographer of queer people, I feel privileged to be able to document this important time in LGBTQIA+ history. I believe that being an active member of and contributor to this community allows me to more authentically capture the love, connection, and artistry present in it.
Like many others, my entry into the queer world happened during lockdown. I discovered a love for photography during this time, and I am forever grateful for this medium and the way it has helped me process, share, and participate in my queerness.
I have a passion for documenting the beauty of humans and their endless creativity. Once I started attending queer nightlife events, I quickly fell in love with the community and starting bringing my camera wherever I could. I found that photographing performers was a wonderful way to meet others, make friends, and rapidly develop my artistic and technical skills with the camera.
As well as working and making money as a photographer of queer people, I feel privileged to be able to document this important time in LGBTQIA+ history. I believe that being an active member of and contributor to this community allows me to more authentically capture the love, connection, and artistry present in it.
Fun mode (also working mode). Photo by THX Media at BONEZ Alternative Queer Party
Serious mode (but only pretend serious). Photo by Anders Art - Edit by me