I create atmospheric, story- rich imagery that speaks to a slower, more connected way of living.

I work with all kinds of artists, makers, growers, doers; people who are working to leave the earth better than they found it.

A woman with curly red hair, in overalls and holding a camera at sunset in a grassy paddock

My commercial and portrait work has been featured in places like—

Vanity Fair Italia • Vogue Australia • Marie Claire • Frankie • Nylon • Instyle • Vogue Living • Dazed & Confused • L'Uomo Vogue • Virgin Voyager Inflight • Qantas - The Australian Way Inflight • Emirates Open Skies Inflight • GQ India • Casa Vogue Brazil • The Globe and Mail • Architectural Digest India • WHO Magazine • News Weekly • Griffith University • Secrets Jewellery • wired.co.uk • Fashion Weekly • Concrete Playground • Pedestrian.tv • Suitcase Magazine

Angela Ferro with her van in Milford, New Zealand

I grew up in Brisbane, Australia. I began my journey shooting commercial fashion and ended up in New York, honing my eye for editorial portraiture, before a change of pace saw me moving to New Zealand to try out van life. Over 6 months I captured alpine landscapes and developed my signature soft, dreamlike aesthetic.

During the several years that followed, I traveled throughout Europe, falling in love with the wild and living out of a backpack. I also volunteered extensively at different farms and gardens, learning about permaculture, regenerative agriculture, and alternative ways of living. I lived everywhere from a houseboat in Amsterdam, to a converted school bus travelling Norway, to a Buddhist monastery in the UK, to a mountain chalet on the Swiss/Italian border.

Home is now in the Northern Rivers of Australia— a region renowned for its alternative culture and sustainable living practices. Nothing makes me happier than creating images with likeminded people who want to make the world a better place.

Vogue Australia logo with large black text and a small 'Australia' inside the 'O'.
Vogue Living Australia magazine cover with black text on a white background.
An illustrated book cover titled "Eternal Struggle: 1,001 Political Deaths" by Steve Pavlina, with a portrait of a man in a suit, sitting at a desk with a steampunk style clock and gear motifs in the background.
Black text on transparent background says 'marie claire' in a large, bold font.
Frankie Magazine logo in black and white with bold and cursive text fonts.