I'm a photographer driven by colour, light, texture, and the quiet power of what’s often overlooked.
Since childhood, I've played with composition to turn natural and architectural details into images that invite reflection—moments of permanence shaped by the ephemeral.
Inspired by art and design, my practice also draws from textile design and haiku writing, where brief language captures emotion and time.
My work delights in simplicity and the slight, beautiful “wear” of the world, encouraging viewers to question what they’re seeing—nature, abstraction, or perhaps something that looks like it shouldn’t be possible.
Through photography and creative connection, I share my ongoing curiosity: to make images that feel both gently unfamiliar and deeply human.

'Quiet space, Running Water' Photograph, 21 x 29.7 cm
Joanna Goodwin
Fine Art Photography

'Life shaped by Slate & Stone' Photograph, 21 x 29.7 cm
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"Raku Pot I (Abi Higgins)' Photograph 42 x 59.4 cm