Having spent years in front of the camera as a model, Natalie developed her own unique understanding of the profession, both technically and artistically. Natalie’s eye is drawn to the aesthetics of the human form, beyond merely the body beautiful. Her subjects are poised and positioned recalling classical proportions. They are athletic, graceful with refined elegant lines. Natalie’s work has been compared to Helmut Newton, in the portrayal of the female form. She also draws influence from Richard Avedon, whose portraits blur the line photography and fine art. As well as Herb Ritts’ composition and unique style. Natalie grew up surrounded by fashion and recognised that her photography had to be more than fashion editorial work and project iconic, perhaps provocative images.