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Specialising in portraiture, fashion and fine art nudes John de Lombardo has been operating as a professional freelance and fine arts photographer for over 20 years, mostly in Sydney, Northern NSW, Melbourne and Canberra. In 2002 John established the first regional community photography centre, the Creative Photography Centre (CPC) at Byron Bay NSW. The centre operated photography courses, a monthly exhibition program, National and International visiting artist residences. John has also taught Photography programs at both the Australian Centre For Photography, the Visual Communication Degree at the University of Western Sydney, lectured and taught photography at the National Art School in Canberra and more recently performed studio lighting workshops at Goulburn TAFE. Internationally John de Lombardo's career is well known through web projects, and a highly successful monograph publication in Germany, known as the Artflex Project based on flexible bodies. John has recently started a mobile portraiture service and is available for commissioned work. |
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Australian photographer Kate O’Brien’s photos are fantasy snow globes, arranged just so. Not a shiny curl out of place, not a flower askew, they’re bottled candy bliss |
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Elisabeth Harvey is an Australian photographer, currently based in Brisbane. Her unique and highly conceptual approach to photography is what sets her work apart, and is evident in her fashion, advertising, editorial and documentary work. Elisabeth commenced studies in film making in 2003, however the freedom of the photographic medium eventually led her to undertake a Bachelor of Photography at Griffith University’s Queensland College of Art, which she completed in 2006. www.elisabethharvey.com |
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Clarissa Bones a multi-disciplinary Brisbane based Visual Artist and Photographer. Clarissa considers herself more visual artist rather than photographer and sees the camera as an extension of herself, she is an artistic voyeur, capturing and creating moments in time which are usually overlooked is something that really appeals to her; from simple portraiture to evoking imagery. Clarissa utilises her photographs as a canvas, building from them creating conceptual vivid pieces and placing them within the context of the subconscious and surreal. Website: www.rawbonesphotography.com |
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Simon de Salis has been having fun with cameras for 25 years. He has taken countless pictures of people and places on his travels around Australia and the world, some of which he was lucky enough to sell. As a journalist, he has accompanied many of his articles with his own photographs. He has also shot surfing, wildlife, weddings, models, bands and a variety of events, from country shows to music festivals. At the moment he shoots professionally for the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and the Environment in Tasmania. Most of these photos are for the department’s quarterly magazine, Tas Regions, of which he is the Editor. For fun he takes way too many pictures of his little son Sammy. The thing he most likes about photography is the way it has made him appreciate the magical beauty of light, and given him the ability to occasionally capture that magic. Many of his favourite images can be seen at www.simondesalis.com |
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Glen Flower, a Brisbane based photographer enjoys quirkiness that can be found in everyday subjects. Whether that be in portraits, in fashion, in landscapes or commercial projects - he strives to bring a different view that brings out the character in his subjects. He can be contacted by email . |
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Kohii is Chris Macpherson and Melissa Kilkelly, a compassionART couple from Brisbane with a passion for photography. Following the belief that art is a powerful way of sending a message, we focus our work around world issues hoping to raise awareness of such things as disease/disabilities, mental health, poverty, slavery, racism, gay rites, environmental destruction, inhumane treatment of animals etc. |
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Maythee Voranisarakul. I have been doing photography for almost 12 years. First it's my hobby and become more serious. My interest in photography was start from landscape/seascape and travel photography as I did many trips when I was in high school and Uni. Recently, I pay more attention to portraiture as I know more people and found that human expressions are so interesting and amusing.
I regularly give photography services including Portraits and Commercial, but what attracts me most is the Environmental Portrait. I love to photograph persons on location where they at most comfortable with their surrounding I'm starting my photography business in Australia as my second job, along with my main job which I'm bound due to my residency condition. One day, if I'm freed from the tie, I will have my business strengthened and more time to pursue my passion in photography. My website is underconstruction, for any further inquiry please email me. |
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Gemma Palmer is a freelance photographer based on the Sunshine Coast, QLD Australia. She started out in the industry as a newspaper photojournalist, but after a couple of years left that career path to pursue more creative avenues. She now specialises in portraiture, live music photography and glamour photography. website: http://www.gemmapalmer.com |
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Casey Mayne. An impulse purchase and a short course on Digital Photography at my local arts school in 2008 started my addiction. I had always admired the arts and photography but never dreamt I would be in a position to be creating something I could be proud of until I made the life changing decision to live off 2 minute noodles and quit full time office work for a position studying photography full time. I have never been so broke in my life and I love every second of it! Having the facilities and encouragement to explore my creative interests continues to give me more gratification than an office job could have ever achieved. I look forward to completing my studies in 2011 and seeing what possibilities come of this new found love. |
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Sunshine Coast based photographer. My 1st love is my wife and my second is photography. I am steadily making a name for myself in the industry through my commitment and passion for the art. I am easy going and have the ability to make people laugh and feel at ease. I Shoot All Styles. Website: http://www.justinmitchellphotography.com/ |
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Teagan Renee is a 20 year old Brisbane based Photographer / Model. I selected two of Teagan's images for the first 3 Red Stars Collection, Avast! and Surrounded! they have that something special - great styling and make-up, and the response of the models to the photographer's lens. Perhaps by working on the other side of the lens Teagan has extracted techiques which appear to flow with ease whilst working with her own subjects. I've been keeping an eye on Teagan's new work and the twists continue and the images always excite. Teagan's Body of work continues to expand and developing into her own unique style. Guest Review John de Lombardo. Email Teagan Renee |
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I am a graduate at the Queensland University of Technology, with a degree in Bachelor of Creative Industries. Within this course I majored in Music and Writing, but also delved into Photography, in which I recieved High Distinctions and graduated with Honours. I believe portraits should serve one of two purposes: 1) Reveal something about the character of the subject. They should reflect the soul, charisma and attiude of the subject, without forced emotions or posed situations. 2) Serve as pieces of art that can be appreciated by anyone who views them. Creative portraits put the subject into an ethereal world; a world that is limitless in context and stretches as far as the subject's or photographer's imagination. These portraits are loved by any viewer, not just relatives of the subject. Website: http://dontsaycheese.net/ |
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