Who + Why
Hi, I’m Bec and I’ve never fit neatly into a box.
Multi-passionate. Deeply curious. A bit quirky. I see the world differently and I’ve stopped trying to apologise for it.
Even as a kid, I noticed things most people didn’t, and questioned them. I saw what was unspoken, felt what was off, and picked up on the patterns others missed. That ability to observe, to really see, has always been my superpower.
Years later, my career in graphic design and marketing only deepened that. I spent over two decades helping brands shape their visual identity, not just making things look good, but making them feel human. The way something is framed, the space around it, the tone it carries… it all matters.
At the same time, photography became another outlet for that lens. I went from being behind the scenes to also shooting staff portraits, campaigns, and product work with all its tricky lighting and reflections. Let’s just say I MacGyvered my way through more than a few shoots.
And outside of work, I’d disappear into nature with my camera… Birds. Light. Stillness. The kind of quiet that teaches you things without saying a word.
Eventually, I started asking the bigger question:
Whose dream am I really building?
So I walked away from the certainty, the salary, and the path that made sense on paper but left my soul aching for more. I didn’t have it all figured out, but I couldn’t ignore the pull anymore.
After trying different things and periods of wondering if I was falling behind, I packed up my life in Melbourne and followed a long-held dream of living nomadically.
Since then, I’ve been moving through Southeast Asia without a fixed address. Letting nature, people, and new experiences shape me, challenge me, and bring me back to myself… again and again.
And honestly, it hasn’t been clean or certain. I’ve had moments of feeling free and completely unsure in the same breath.
I think the biggest shift has been realising…
I can hold both.
The doubt and the trust.
The expansion and the discomfort.
Life isn’t black and white. And learning to stay with all of it, without collapsing, has changed me.
Wyldkynd
/ˈwild•kind/
noun
A way of living that remembers we are nature… not separate from it.
A rebellion against the noise, the “shoulds,” and the version of you that made sense to everyone else.
A return to yourself… your truth, your rhythm, and a deeper sense of belonging in both who you are and the world around you.
Why Wyldkynd
The Rebellion
Wyldkynd started as a full fuck no! To the matrix, mediocrity, and living on autopilot.
After years in corporate design and marketing, I realised I was helping brands feel alive while I was slowly dying inside.
So I walked away from the stable career, the grind, and the version of me I thought I had to be.
Wyldkynd became both my rebellion and my way back.
The Evolution
When I stripped away the noise, nature filled the silence.
The more time I spent outside observing, the more I began to remember who I was. Not the masked version built for approval and external validation, but the one who felt deeply, moved slower, and noticed everything.
It wasn’t instant. There were moments I questioned everything… but I stayed with it.
Wyldkynd grew from that remembering. And as I rewilded myself, I realised this wasn’t just my path, it was something others were feeling too.
The Movement
Wyldkynd is what happens when you stop living for the world’s approval and start listening to your own rhythm.
It’s not about doing more, but about being more of who you already are.
It doesn’t happen all at once. It’s something you grow into, as you learn to stay with yourself while things are still unfolding.
It’s the way the earth reflects you back to yourself, and the quiet confidence that builds when you begin to trust that.
What I bring
Through embodiment portrait photography, nature-based guidance, and the spaces I hold, I help women reconnect with themselves in a way that actually feels real.
There’s been a way of doing things for a long time… always trying to improve, grow, become more. And for a while, that worked. Until it didn’t.
What I’ve been noticing more and more is something softer.
Less about doing more and more about being with what’s already here.
A portrait that actually feels like you.
Saying the thing you’ve been holding in.
Seeing yourself clearly, without rushing to change it.
I don’t see the version of you shaped for the world.
I see what’s underneath, and I help you meet it.
I’m not here to fix you.
I’m here to walk beside you while you find your way.
What People Are Saying
Ways we can work together
If any of this speaks to you, there’s a few ways we can work together.
Through photography, 1:1 guidance, or in group spaces and gatherings.
And if you’re holding women’s workshops, retreats, or creating something of your own, reach out and we’ll talk about what that could look like.