An avid photographer for more than 30 years, Chris Kapa realized early in his photography career that it is all about the challenge to achieve your greatest work that brings about true pleasure. It’s the challenge to look beyond the square.

His engaging nature and focused energy enables him to work with a variety of clients whilst always staying true to his individual style. He produces images that appear to show a timeless quality. Distinctly elegant, they are both classic and contemporary in style.

Chris is very much a team player and respected by his fellow peers. He meets and usually exceeds his clients' expectations.

The Kapa Effect’ describes the 'je ne sais quoi' that comes with every Kapa shoot.

Born busy, Kapa is a photographer with an inexhaustible store of energy and enthusiasm. His prolific body of work is testament to his talent and unstoppable drive.

Across a raft of style and subject matter, Kapa’s passion comes through the lens to deliver distinct shots of impact and inspiration.

Whatever the brief, once captured by Kapa, you’ll never look back.

Lucas Allen’s photography is clean, graphic and well-designed. He loves working with both natural and artificial light and thrives on the challenge of shooting a wide range of subject matter.

This multi-disciplinarian, based between New York and Melbourne, Australia, regularly travels internationally to shoot for clients such as Renaissance Hotels, House & Garden UK, Le Méridien Hotels, Loews Hotels and Dwell.

Lucas loves collaborating with other creatives. His energy and generosity on set, along with his perfectionism and problem-solving abilities, consistently deliver stunning results.

Supported by production teams in both the USA and Australia, Lucas has experience producing both small and large-scale shoots in various international locations.

Julie Renouf is a food, beverage and lifestyle photographer and filmmaker, who is passionate about creating beautiful and engaging visual stories.

Julie’s photography style is relaxed and natural. She has a passion for capturing, or emulating, the ever-changing nuances of daylight, helping bring more depth and character to her subjects. Her films employ a similar aesthetic, and utilise movement and high energy to provide additional information about brands and instantly engage viewers.

Julie’s work has been featured in over 100 food and lifestyle books, and also spans a wide range of packaging, advertising campaigns and branded digital films. Clients range from global to boutique: recent clients include Kellogg’s, Aldi, Penguin Random House, James Boag, Murdoch Books, Don Smallgoods, Pie Face, Catalina Sounds, and Heathcote Gin, to name a few.

Fun fact: James Morgan can be found for a brief moment in the Attica episode of 'The Chef's Table' on Netflix. He is, however, much more comfortable on the other side of the lens photographing food and drink.

James cut his teeth as the photographic co-founder of renowned food and wine magazine Alquimie. In more recent times he focuses on client work. As his roster of clients continues to grow, James brings buckets of energy to his shoots regardless of the subject matter - from capturing the essence of historic wineries to the meticulous attention to detail required to bring life to fast food.

"2018 was a wonderful year spent capturing the food at the Australia Open and the magnificent program of the Melbourne Food and Wine festival. 2019 began with a naked winemaker calendar, so it’s anyone’s guess what the rest of the year will hold!"

Ted Grambeau is a world-renowned active lifestyle, surf and adventure photographer. Shooting advertising, fashion and action in some of the most remote regions on the planet for the last 30 years, Ted’s commercial clients range from Apple, Ripcurl, RedBull, Speedo, Quiksilver to Billabong, BMW and Patagonia, to name but a few.

He has shot surfing images in some of the most unlikely areas, including Iceland, Russia, Mozambique and Madagascar. With a formal photographic background from RMIT in Melbourne and experience assisting legendary Magnum photographer Burt Glinn in New York, Ted’s style has a solid technical foundation combined with the influence of photojournalism, resulting in real pictures from real situations.

With experience from years photographing in surf in the impact zone, Ted now translates this knowledge to fashion, advertising and editorial in and around the water.

Lucas Allen’s photography is clean, graphic and well-designed. His style is modern but not trend-driven and he thrives on the challenge of shooting a wide range of subject matter.

This multi-disciplinarian, based between New York and Melbourne, Australia, continues to travel internationally to shoot for clients such as House & Garden UK, Condé Nast Traveller, Le Méridien Hotels, Renaissance Hotels, Loews Hotels and Dwell.

Lucas loves collaborating with other creatives. His energy and generosity on set, along with his perfectionism and problem-solving abilities, consistently delivers stunning results.

Supported by production teams in both the USA and Australia, Lucas has experience producing both small and large scale shoots in various international locations.

From fine dining to french fries, James Morgan makes all food look delicious. He grew up in Melbourne surrounded by a family of artists, architects and designers who shared a love for food and wine. It was no surprise James developed a keen eye for food photography.

After completing a bachelors degree in commercial photography at RMIT, James has spent the last decade working across all the sectors Melbourne is famous for, such as world-class food, drink, architecture, festivals and the arts.

Key clients include Delaware North (Marvel Stadium & Melbourne Park), M-Brands (Mecca Cosmetics), The Hotel Windsor, Coppersmith Hotel, JAHM (Justin Art House Museum), Mac Forbes Wines, Rathbone Wine Group, Melbourne International Arts Festival, City of Melbourne, Yarra Trams and Facebook Inc.

James responds to the style and requirements of his clients with a consistent high-end polished output. With a varied skill set, he thrives in challenging environments and extracts the best photographic language for the personality of your brand and look.

Renowned as a photographer who is easy to work with, James takes a collaborative approach to his photography to ensure the best outcome for his clients.

Lucas Allen began his career shooting for prestigious interiors magazines in Australia such as Vogue Living, Inside Out and Belle. 24 years on, his career has taken him around the world creating images for magazines, hotels, interior designers, architects and commercial clients.

Recent projects have included shoots for House & Garden UK, Le Méridien and Renaissance Hotels global branding, photography of the new RACV Cape Schanck Resort and the Pt Leo Estate Winery and Sculpture Park for Jolson Architecture Interiors.

Lucas loves collaborating with other creatives. His energy and generosity on set, along with his perfectionism and problem solving abilities, consistently deliver stunning results.

Supported by production teams in Australia and the USA, Lucas has experience producing both small and large scale shoots in various international locations.

Melbourne-based still life and food photographer, Hannah Caldwell’s images reveal a concern with rich colour, texture, light and shade, and have a clean, minimal feel that nevertheless shows her appreciation of drama and strong graphic lines.

Hannah finds inspiration is all around her and enjoys the challenge of capturing beauty and simplicity in a timeless form. She aims to seek out the essence of her subjects while staying true to her unique style and clients brief.

Hannah has created images for large retailers, advertising campaigns and local businesses and editorial publications both in Australia and overseas.