Kirsten Harlech-Jones is a Central Coast/Sydney based photographer who has had a passion for the creative arts from a very young age. 

Kirsten began her art training at the age of 5, working under the artist Philippa Stewart-Hall, until 2007. Around the age of 8, her father gave her her first camera and she immediately fell in love with photography. Whilst attending Ku-ring-gai Creative Arts High School, Kirsten studied both visual arts and photography, finishing as top of her class in HSC photography. After graduating, Kirsten went straight into a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) at the National Art School, Sydney, majoring in photography (completed in 2015). 

Kirsten has worked in the photography industry since 2012, living and breathing photography. She currently spends 6-7 days a week working for multiple photographic companies (as well as herself), photographing, editing, teaching and writing about photography.