Renae Saxby's photography is more than just a visual journey; it is a testament to the power of storytelling and the beauty that can be found in every corner of the world. Through her lens, she invites you to explore the depths of human emotion, revel in the energy of live performances, and experience the awe-inspiring beauty of remote landscapes.

Renae's journey behind the camera began professionally with her involvement in post-natural disaster relief in Nepal and the Philippines. Witnessing the resilience of communities in the face of tragedy, she felt compelled to document their stories and the journey towards rebuilding their lives. This experience shaped her commitment to using her art to shed light on human stories.

In addition to her humanitarian work, Renae has immersed herself in the music and festival scene. Through her photography, she captures the electrifying energy that surrounds live performances. Renae has had the privilege to photograph renowned artists such as Tash Sultana, Sigur Ros, Gary Clark Jr, The Teskey Brothers, Michael Franti, Barkaa and many more. She has documented festivals globally, however her all time favourite is Bush Bands Bash, working with remote Indigenous bands from across the Northern Territory.

Deeply committed to the preservation of nature and indigenous culture Renae collaborates with organisations such as Mimal Land Management, photographing the breathtaking beauty of remote landscapes and raising awareness about their importance. Renae's photographs serve as a visual homage to the awe-inspiring natural world, First Nations People, their profound connection to the land and their deep knowledge in caring for Country.

Renae’s photography is an exploration of the human experience, from intimate portraiture to passionate live performances and the all encompassing beauty of remote landscapes. Her dedication to capturing authentic stories, collaborating with diverse organisations, and her commitment to environmental and cultural preservation make her a photographer with a purpose.