Consistency in results
Business Portraits
Business portraiture is built on relationships. When working with organisations and their staff, the goal is not simply to create a great portrait on the day, but to build a long-term relationship that allows you to return year after year and maintain a consistent visual standard. Staff photography needs to remain cohesive as teams grow and change, so I place a strong emphasis on keeping the lighting, background, camera angle and overall look consistent from one session to the next. As new staff members join and others move on, their portraits should feel as though they belong to the same collection. One of the most important elements is consistency in posing: positioning each person at the same angle, facing the same direction and working towards the same natural, friendly expression. Achieving this with a wide range of personalities is a skill in itself. I focus on making each person feel relaxed and comfortable, while confidently directing them into the required pose. The result is a portrait that meets the organisation's visual requirements, while also making each individual feel good about their photograph and proud to continue using it.
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About Us
Fiona
This portrait, Fiona, was selected as a finalist in the Head On Portrait Prize and exhibited as part of the finalist exhibition at the Australian Centre for Photography. Being selected for the exhibition recognised the portrait's strength as an individual piece of photographic work.
Duncan Armstrong
This portrait of Olympic swimmer Duncan Armstrong was a finalist in the City of Bankstown Portrait Prize, presented as part of the Archibald Prize program at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. The portrait was an opportunity to create a strong, character-driven image of an accomplished athlete beyond the usual sporting context.
Amy Winters
This portrait is of Paralympic runner Amy Winters. The image explores her personality and strength through a more considered portrait approach, focusing on character rather than simply documenting her as an athlete.
Photo Gallery
This portrait was of the CEO of Allianz Australia, photographed with just 20 minutes available from start to finish. I was responsible for selecting the location within the office, setting up the lighting and directing the portrait within that tight timeframe. I used a single portable light as the key, working with the existing natural light as fill. The shoot demonstrates my ability to work quick
Throughout my career, I have photographed the mayors of the City of Ryde, traditionally creating formal portraits in their ceremonial robes.
For this portrait, the mayor wanted something different. We moved outdoors into one of Ryde’s parks, using the natural green surroundings as the backdrop.
The challenge was to create a portrait that felt contemporary and personal, while still retaining the form
This group portrait of the staff at Alpine Nursery took a little planning before we brought everyone together.
We selected a clean, well-presented area of the nursery that showcased their plants, while also finding the right position for the camera and a cherry picker to give me the height needed for the shot. We carefully considered the track position, natural light and sun direction to make sure
This portrait was created for a rural real estate buyer who wanted something friendly, relaxed and connected to the rural properties she sells.
It was important to her that her horse was part of the portrait, helping tell the story of her connection to the rural lifestyle. We created a series of portraits across her property, capturing her naturally in the environment she loves.
She was thrilled wit