Profiles

Katie Kolenberg

Katie Kolenberg was born into a family of artists, but it wasn’t until the birth of her son eight years ago that she realised photography was her path to follow. “...and three years later I took a huge leap of faith..."

Fred Zhang

Fred Zhang discovered that his passion lay in photography rather than business while he was completing a Bachelor of Commerce degree six years ago.

Tyler Brown

From full-time manufacturing production manager to full-time wedding photographer, Tyler Brown credits his success to endless hours of online research and a priceless, informal mentorship with local Perth photographer, James Simmons

Kelly Gerdes

“I have a very strong urge that I need to be creating something all the time,” says Hobart photographer, Kelly Gerdes.

Michelle Dupont

Michelle Dupont’s interest in photography started with her children, inspired by a ‘365 project’ she came across on Flickr.

Steven Popovich

Sydney-based photographer, Steven Popovich, loves to shoot beauty and fashion in a way that has some sense of emotion.

Lara Hotz

A career as a photographer was not something Lara Hotz considered when she was growing up. Her life seemed set to follow painting as a creative direction.

Lori Cicchini

Lori Cicchini is a fashion, beauty and creative portrait photographer based in Canberra. Whether it’s portraiture or fashion, she likes to hint at an underlying thread of something mysterious going on...

Ona Janzen

It’s a desire to capture emotion, a feeling about who someone is, rather than just what they look like, that drives Ona Janzen’s work.

Conor Richardson

From an early age, Conor Richardson always had a camera with her. However, her serious interest in photography was sparked as a result of a night class in college.

Paris Hawken

A person's face can tell many little stories, but to capture that single moment where they reveal those stories is something else.

Peter Carroll

Photography has always had a unique presence in Peter Carroll’s life. It first began with his mother's work while he was growing up.

Emma McEvoy

For Emma McEvoy, the camera is more than simply a tool to capture images; it’s her voice.

Suellen Saidee Cook

From PhD studies in marine biology to now being named 2015 AIPP Tasmanian EPSON Professional Photographer of the Year, Suellen Saidee Cook has had a most inspiring journey.

Eric Ronald

“When I am photographing a wedding day, it is as though I am producing, writing and directing a film,” says Eric Ronald.

Ella Rubeli

It wasn’t until the final year of Ella Rubeli's journalism degree where she discovered that photography was the career she wished to pursue.