Her Game, Reframed
Her Game, Reframed is a deeply personal and global photography project that sets out to amplify the stories of female athletes, just as they are. At its core, this two-year research-driven initiative is about rewriting the visual language around women in sport. It’s about seeing them not for how they look, but for who they are and what they do.
Across countries, cultures, and playing fields, Her Game, Reframed documents raw, unfiltered moments of athleticism and resilience. These aren’t posed or polished images, they’re real. And that’s the point. Because for far too long, female athletes have been sidelined by the lens, reduced to aesthetics, or framed in ways that strip them of their power.
Through each photo, I want people to feel the grit in the training and the pride of a personal best. I want to create space for women in sport to be seen fully, not as objects, not as exceptions, but as athletes.
Her Game, Reframed isn’t just about imagery, it’s about impact. It’s about shifting perceptions, challenging outdated media narratives, and opening doors for the next generation of girls to grow up seeing themselves reflected in powerful, unapologetic ways. Because representation matters, and when we change what we see, we change what we believe is possible.
As the founder and editor of Balance Magazine, a print publication dedicated to documenting athletes around the world in extreme outdoor sports, I’m deeply committed to telling stories that often go unseen. With this project , I aim to continue traveling and documenting the stories of women in sport, culminating in a powerful photobook and public exhibition that honors their strength and presence.
