A full property campaign — aerial, walkthrough and stills — cut for listing and social.
Photography
Commercial, product, property, automotive, event and portrait work shot across Toowoomba, the Darling Downs, Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
Hero and detail angles built for dealer listings and paid social.
Owner-led portraiture shot on the land they farm — the people behind the business, not stock.
Documentary coverage of a Toowoomba charity, cut for fundraising and awareness.
Exterior and interior stills for a rural listing, shot in a single afternoon.
Scale and context from the air — property, tourism, agriculture and events.
Golden-hour automotive work for a private collector.
Focus-stacked HDR product work for retail and e-commerce listings.
Relaxed family portraiture on the family property, dogs included.
A personal editorial series shot across K’gari.
Wide, corrected interiors that make a room read true to size.
Interiors lit to read true to size, not wide-angled into distortion.
Wildlife shot on K'gari — the same patience a portrait needs.
Monochrome portraiture shot on location in Queenstown.
Common questions
Photography, answered.
It depends on how long we are on site and how many finished images you need. A half day of product or property work is very different from a full day of commercial portraits across multiple locations. You get a fixed quote before anything is booked.
You get every frame worth keeping, edited and colour-corrected — not a token ten. We agree a minimum in the quote so you know what you are getting, and in practice most shoots deliver more.
Usually within one to two weeks. If you need a handful of images faster for a listing or an announcement, tell us and we will turn a selection around first.
Yes, including interiors, exteriors and aerials. Interiors are lit and corrected so a room reads true to size, rather than wide-angled into distortion — buyers notice the difference when they walk in.
Yes. Photo and video on the same day are usually quoted together as a package, shaped around what you actually need. Because the same person shoots both, the stills and the film end up looking like they belong together.
Both. Event coverage, conference and function photography, and studio or on-location headshots for teams.