A sunrise with Emily Deyt-Aysage

Emily Deyt-Aysage had a few weeks left in Sydney, and lining this up between storms took a bit of luck — but we managed to catch a perfect window of soft sunrise light at Maroubra, and I’m so glad we did.

These were shot entirely on 35mm film using my Canon EOS 3, with no retouching. Just light, movement, and a quiet kind of clarity that Emily brought so naturally to the frame.

She’s signed locally with Scoop Models, and you can reach out to them for bookings. You can also find more of her work here on Instagram.

If you’re into this kind of light and simplicity, you might also enjoy:

1. Megumi McKenna under the full moon at Little Bay

2. Dominique Elissa at Clontarf during a warm winter sunset

3. Soul Orth at Voodoo Point during a spectacular pastel afternoon

Want to see the other gear I shoot on? You can check out all the gear and film stocks I use via Georges Cameras here.

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