Greg was born in Norseman, Western Australia and educated in Perth. His passion for traditional analogue photography started at 10 with his first camera and was honed during his training in the Royal Australian Air Force.

Acquiring an Advanced Diploma in Photography from Northern Metro TAFE, Greg continued his education with a BA in Journalism, Film and Television from Curtin University. Photographic roles at Curtin University led to teaching photography in the The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology graphic design program.

Greg used his photographic skills when he co-founded Mackay Branson design with Carol Mackay. Following technology, his photography migrated from analogue to digital until, tiring of endless hours in front of a computer screen, Greg returned to analogue photography in 2018.

His refound love has culminated in six group and two solo exhibitions.

With a firm belief analogue photography demands patience and a penchant for storytelling through images, Greg has found his niche as an active member of the analogue photography group at the Melbourne Camera Club.

Living in Melbourne, Australia’s most liveable city, gives me the opportunity to observe how our nation was found and built.

There are many relics from the foundation of the city. Laneways that have seen little change since they were first built.

I have set out to record the past and present.

The unique character of the light in our built environment stimulates me.