Using photography, collage, and re-photography, Comber’s images combine representations of spaces, objects, and moments within illusory space and real space; collapsing fact and fiction into a shared realm. Her work has been featured in contemporary Toronto galleries, and has been shown and collected internationally. She has been published by various Canadian editorial magazines and through the Magenta Foundation’s contemporary photographic compilations Carte Blanch and Flash Forward. She is currently working on a commission for the Harbourfront Centre of Toronto where she has been walking the Bruce Trail of Ontario's Niagara Escapment and documenting her pilgrimage. She is a graduate of Ryerson University’s Image Arts program. She works and lives in Grey County, Ontario.