"I am an Australian based photographer, specialising in food and drink, hotels, and interiors. I studied photography at RMIT University, Melbourne, and Brooks Institute of Photography, California. 

I’ve lived and worked in both Copenhagen and New York, and my craft has found me travelling extensively throughout Australia and Southeast Asia on advertising commissions and many hotel assignments. 

Recent projects include the amazing Barai Spa in Hua Hin Thailand (just pre-COVID!). Since travel has been largely impossible this year, I’ve shot several local Melbourne hotels including the refurbished Crowne Plaza hotel, and tackled the new frontier of photography for several wonderful local landscape architects. Winning the Architecture and Interiors category of the Spotlight Awards recently was a real honour. The image – from a villa shoot for Six Senses Resort Con Dao, is one of my favorites, for it’s simplicity and sense of calm – which I think sums up the resort."

David Mitchener is an Australian based photographer, specialising in food and drink, hotels, and interiors. 

He studied photography at RMIT University, Melbourne, and Brooks Institute of Photography, California. 

He has lived and worked in both Copenhagen and New York, and his craft has found him  travelling extensively throughout Australia and Southeast Asia on advertising commissions and many hotel assignments.

Recent projects include the amazing Barai Spa in Hua Hin Thailand (just pre-COVID!), and since travel has been largely impossible this year, several local Melbourne hotels including the refurbished Crowne Plaza Hotel, and tackling the new frontier of photography for several wonderful local landscape architects.

Title: Six Senses Con Dao, Ocean Villa Living Room

"This shot was taken as part of the initial pre opening shoot for Six Senses resorts, and the Indochina Land company, who built the resort.

It is  an image of one of the gorgeous ocean front  living rooms in one of the villas, which look out across their own private pools to the South China Sea.

Just a short flight over from Ho Chi Minh City, the beautiful tropical island of Con Dao is quite close to the equator - which made for a pretty hot and sticky couple of days shooting at the not quite finished resort.

For this particular shot, I wanted to be there very early in the morning, to capture the sunlight streaming into the space, as I felt the hard shadows would accentuate the simple clean lines of the architecture.

Not a lot of styling was required, as the fairly minimal, uncluttered design is an important part of the relaxed feel of the resort, and I wanted to stay true to that aspect of the design.

I used my trusty Phase One medium format camera for the shoot, which involved me dragging the large, heavy Pelican case up and down the long beach in the heat between shots as none of the paths were finished!

Needless to say, shooting resorts is rarely as glamorous as actually staying in them!"

Nik is a Melbourne-based photographer working in interiors/architecture, lifestyle, portraiture and more recently beauty & fashion.

"Interior design and architecture projects are not created overnight. The process can be long and frustrating and is subject to many considerations. Creativity sometimes has to be sacrificed in favour of practicality, budget and client requests. At the end of the day, the finished project stands as a testament to this long but satisfying process. You need to engage a photographer that understands the process as much as the final vision if you are going to capture the essence of your project.

Having worked alongside Interior designers and architects for many years has enabled me to develop the skills and the understanding to be able to capture and deliver this final vision."

Adrianne Miller Roberts has worked as commercial photographer for over 15 years. She has a previous background in hospitality and a passion for food, and working closely with clients and creating beautiful food and drink photography is a true passion.

Works include TGI Fridays, Somersby’s and The Smith. Adrianne is Melbourne-based but available to work Australia wide and internationally.

‘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.

Working for over 13 years as a commercial photographer, Adrianne has vast experience in aspects of product, lifestyle, fashion, architecture and food photography but her number one passion is kids.

Based in Melbourne, Adrianne prides herself on being adaptable when working with kids, no challenge is too great – anything is achievable.

“Shooting with kids comes down to two things – having everything extremely well prepared, and then letting the kids just be themselves. I love the entire creative process from concept creation to putting the kids at ease. The fun and energy kids bring to each shoot just makes my day!”

Adrianne shoots across Australia and internationally. Clients include: Myer, Shoes & Sox, Acorn Kids, Pretty Wild, Swoodi, Days of Denim, Marlee Watch Co, The Little Magazine, and Babiekins Magazine.

"Fēlan Films are the latest and greatest crew to roll onto the commercial car production scene.

We offer photo and video production and have the capability to create high-quality content on a large scale.

Our agile, boutique team of industry-leading experts is what separates us from the competition - all of the content that you see in our portfolio was made with just four people or less. Having a tight crew allows us to produce head-turning content for your brand on a tight budget and timeline, even when a challenging economic landscape results in restricted access to resources.

Let us create your first Fēlan film."

‘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.

Hugh Peachey is a highly-awarded photographer and director with over 15 years' experience in the advertising industry, in both photography and video. Hugh has worked as an international photographer with some of the biggest clients from around the globe including Nike, Adidas, The Australian Navy, AFL, Swisse, Tennis Australia and Cottee’s to mention a few. Amongst the many awards Hugh has achieved over the years, he has also been selected by Lurzer’s Archive on three occasions for the Top 200 photographers worldwide. 

Hugh is always in search of something else, a hidden truth, an inner light, a beauty nestled beneath the surface. Hugh is able to engage and grab a quality others can’t necessarily, which often means he can get a bit closer to someone’s inner truth and hopefully their X-Factor. Hugh is spurred by the challenge of photographing people and conceptual advertising ideas that challenge the mundane and which in turn present a wry, contrary or even comedic aspect to his work.

Hugh is fortunate to own his own Melbourne studio which has meant he can continue to shoot in these unprecedented times during the Covid pandemic. Continually searching for new safe ways to conduct a shoot, Hugh decided to incorporate live streaming for clients unable to attend a recent AAMI brand campaign. This innovative set up meant they could experience the shoot and watch the images as they come up as they are being shot from anywhere in the world, which was equally beneficial for the creative team as well as the clients, as they could promptly give feedback during the shoot without being on set.