capturing people, places and spaces

Not quite , and that’s a completely normal question asked in professional photography. Your booking includes a licence to use the images for specific purposes, such as your website, organic social media, and digital marketing and AirBnb. This allows you to use the images confidently for your business while the photographer (me) retains copyright. Some uses — like paid advertising, third-party use, print campaigns, or property sales — aren’t automatically included and may require an additional licence. If you’re ever unsure or planning a new use, just ask. I’m always happy to clarify what’s included or provide the right licence so you can use the images properly and without stress.

I prefer using the natural light when shooting interiors, which means not turning lights on, unless there is a really beautiful lamp and the light it casts creates an amazing ambience. I may use some light modifiers if the room is dark or the weather is misbehaving. Unlike real estate photographs which are highly edited, etched and extreme use of a wide angle lens, the images are softer and have character. What this all means is that the photograph is very authentic and gives a much more realistic impression of you or your interior. For portraits, I use a soft strobe light and bring professional equipment to capture your portrait with the best lighting.

I am based in the Northern Rivers (NSW), but I’m happy to and willing to travel. I have photographed for clients as far north as Central Queensland and far south as Tasmania. Travel fees may apply, but lets talk first and find out more about what you need.

Everyone’s style and sense of aesthetic is very personal so we can’t judge anyone for their own style. I have worked with many different homes and spaces from mid-century 4 bedroom homes to eco and fully sustainable cabins in the middle of a paddock, so I understand and support diversity. I love a space that has good use of natural light (even if it’s filtered and moody), natural textures with fabrics and timbers, unique external features (whether it’s a big sweeping landscape or a cosy courtyard) and flowers and greenery.

Yes - I was a Superhost when I hosted my beachside home in New Brighton, Byron Bay Shire. It was a thrill to receive Superhost status in the first 6 months of hosting and so many compliments on the attention to detail, communication and aesthetics (and great photographs). So I completely understand the importance of getting everything right so images tell the full story of the property.