Choosing the right photoshoot location is crucial for your next campaign or marketing project. A plain white, light-filled studio works for e-commerce shots once people are already familiar with your brand - but how do you grab attention in the first place?

Beautiful, editorial-style images shouldn’t sit in a folder. When used intentionally, they can become the backbone of your entire marketing strategy.

Last month I had the honour of speaking at a masterclass for interior designers and stylists, hosted by The Stylist’s Club. In this online session, we explored two key areas: Visual Identity and Storytelling through content. I was there to share how I use storytelling through the content I shoot to help my clients…

When Steph from Japandi Estate announced their new design advice services on Instagram, I immediately saw the potential for high-quality content to help promote this.

A successful shoot tells a cohesive story, showcasing your brand's identity and product functionality while creating visual content that resonates with your audience. Here's a breakdown of the different types of images to aim for, for both a service-based or product-based interior brand.

A Trend I’m Here For: Seasonal Dumps
Here’s a peek into what’s been happening this Winter - my take on the weekly dump trend, but with a seasonal twist!

I’ve had a few fun conversations sparked by my recent Instagram post, where I shared the past few weeks from behind the lens. Let's dive deeper here on the blog.

Who doesn’t love a good before and after? Let’s take it one step further and take a behind-the-lens version.
I shoot primarily using natural light so it’s down to me, my cameras and some beautiful products.

In the fast-paced world of content creation, it's tempting to fall into the trap of recycling templates and relying on past photoshoots to maintain an engaged audience. That's why I've created this collection of stock images for you to use. Trust me - your social media manager will thank me!