We speak with Nic Bezzina – one of Sydney’s top freelance DigiTechs about how to keep the shoot flowing, the gear he uses, and why the job goes beyond hitting ‘import.’

With season two of their podcast now live, we find out how the dynamic duo of Sally Brownbill & Harriet Tarbuck built a show that’s equal parts laughs, honesty, and industry insight. 

Once regarded by an art critic as an Australian 'Ansel Adams', we'd also regard him as the 'King of Atmosphere' due to his filmic style.

Few photographic artists have a style so distinctive it’s recognisable at first glance – but Judith is one of them. She’s more than a photographer – she’s also a talented visual artist and poet, merging these practices in her own unique way.

Francesca Donnoli is a Melbourne-born, self-taught street and portrait photographer with a deep connection to stories of community and heritage.

Sydney based Leila Jeffreys is a contemporary artist whose work is primarily photography, though also works with video and installation. She is known for her photos of birds – which are mainly displayed at human scale to challenge the rules of portraiture.

In just 13 years, Nikki Verbakel went from photographing amateur gridiron in Melbourne with a point-and-shoot camera – to shooting one of the world’s biggest sports, the American NFL, which generates US$20 billion a year.

Eolo Perfido is an acclaimed Italian portrait photographer and creative director based in Rome. He runs one of Italy's largest photography studios and is represented by the prestigious photo agency Orion57.

Better known in the cycling world as Beardy McBeard, he chats with Capture about the life of a cycling photographer, sharing insights, trade secrets, and essential gear.

Hewitt is an Australian photographer whose award winning documentary / street photography blends elements of film noir, manga, and early Japanese photography.

With a career spanning decades, his work captures the raw realities of human rights issues, environmental challenges, and Indigenous struggles, offering an unflinching lens into stories often overlooked.

Amato's artistic journey took a transformative turn during a residency in Berlin in 1989, where he documented the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Her photographic practice explores social and cultural identity through portraiture of place, community and the individual.

Tim Booth’s distinct, deceptively simple style defines both his portraiture and landscapes, shunning unnecessary detail to create profound, affecting images.

Yan Zhang is a mountaineering enthusiast, and a university professor of Artificial Intelligence. He has climbed some of the world’s most stunning peaks to capture rarely seen landscapes.

Based in Wellington, New Zealand, Rebecca specialises in portraits, events, and unit stills. Importantly, her images have a bit of cinematic quirkiness that make her images stand out from the crowd.