Happy to have you here

Hi, I'm Lexie

I'm a freelance photographer based on the Sunshine Coast.

I enjoy all sorts of photography, hence the Chaos Collective was born.

No plan, just feeling.. that's the chaos in the art


I have specific interest in events/concert photography and would love the opportunity to grow connections and shoot within that industry.  I am currently shooting gigs for music publication Amnplify.

Though I am able to be privately booked for AAA and band shoots.

I prefer shooting raw emotions and candid style as opposed to structure and giving directions.


I also have a keen interest in photographing those families who may typically struggle to get traditional family photos done - I work within the disability sector and understand just how difficult it can be sometimes, so the overwhelming expectation of perfect family photos can seem out of reach. I am wanting to bring my two passions together and do my best to capture those beautiful moments for you in a familiar, predictable environment where your loved one can truly be themselves. We can take as much time as needed.

I've been in this a long time so almost nothing surprises me.

  • I hold a current blue & yellow card


Reach out if you're interested and we can chat

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Testimonials

Rachael & Family

Lexie was great with all of our children, but particularly  our 2 neurodivergent boys, who she was extra calm and patient with. She took time to engage and connect with them so they would feel more comfortable and relaxed, and didn't rush the boys at all. As a result, we were able to get lovely candid and natural pictures of our children, including of our son who we'd not been able to get professional pictures of for years!

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Weymark Family

We had the most beautiful evening family photos done at Point Cartwright. We couldn't be happier with the experience or the results. With a 14 month old, a dog and golden hour light it could've felt chaotic - but Lexie made it feel relaxed, fun and so easy.

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