For this months Photo Jam we decided to explore the concept, what would happen if gravity was suddenly switched off? The creative team came up with three concepts, spontaneous flight, walking the dog, and city wide Chaos. These will all be revealed over the coming months but here is your first look at behind the scenes from the shoot and a sneak peek at some of the assets we will be using for the final images. Continue reading ‘Gravity. (Part 1)’

It was no surprise, we did not want to get in the ring with David Turner a former Australian Boxing champion, the man could knock us out with his little finger, just look how hard he hits the boxing bag.  Behind his amazing speed, skill and power was a very personable, friendly character with a real passion for his sport.

Continue reading ‘The boxer.’

Grab your exercise book and pencil case, school is back in! Each month, we are going to teach you little tips and trick on how to take better photos on your home camera. This month we look at a very simple little technique that anyone can do with their standard point and click and it will make a huge difference to your photos.

Continue reading ‘Bouncing light.’

. . . what we are up to? Continue reading ‘Can you guess. . .’

Bridezillas, family feuds, drunken mayhem and embarrassing speeches…

Continue reading ‘We don’t do weddings…’

One of the greatest aspects about photography is the opportunities it presents to travel and experience amazing people, places and cultures you otherwise only read about. Last year we had the opportunity to travel to some really remote locations around Australia in connection with an Indigenous portfolio we did for Centrelink, below is a brief look at one of the most amazing places on earth and some of the nicest people you could ever hope to meet. Continue reading ‘Yorke Island’

After a recent portrait shoot in an vacant warehouse, we decided to test Hormazd’s inner ninja skills. As we already had our lighting setup, Hormazd assumed position and the rest is medical history.

Continue reading ‘Just for kicks.’

After 5 years, over 11,000 workers, 2 Tunnel Boring Machines and more money than you or I will ever see in a 1000 lifetimes, Brisbane’s Clem Jones Tunnel was delivered 7 months ahead of schedule.

Continue reading ‘The tunnel.’

The shameless plug… Continue reading ‘Sandstorming’

Staff Portraits! Just two simple words that can strike fear into the hearts of the unphotogenic, Continue reading ‘The creative force.’