Melbourne CBD photographer
for the firms in the grid.

Yes. As a hybrid shooter I capture stills and video from the same setups, so a lobby or fitout film and the photo library come out of one visit, with one invoice and no second crew.

Only with the right approvals, and that is the straight answer. The CBD sits in controlled airspace over a dense population, so city aerial is an approvals job first. I will tell you up front whether a frame is achievable.

Every shoot is a fixed fee, quoted up front against the brief. Tell me what the images have to do, where they go and when you need them, and the scope comes back written beside the number.

Yes, and in the city it is usually the better call. Early mornings, evenings and weekends all work, and lobbies are far easier before the building fills.

Yes. Send a few images you already publish, or the brand guide, and the light, colour and crop are matched before the day. New frames then sit alongside what is already live without standing out.

Full resolution files through Dropbox, with web sized versions alongside so nothing needs resizing before a site or socials post. Commercial licensing and print rights are included, and files stay hosted for three months.

Yes. Commercial licensing for your website, socials, print, decks and paid media is included, in perpetuity, so one city shoot can carry a whole year of marketing.

No, it is the normal ask in the city. Whatever the tower needs, such as a certificate, induction, dock booking or permit, is sent ahead of the day. It is paperwork, not a delay.

No. Melbourne metro, including the CBD, Southbank and Docklands, is standard service area and the rate is the rate. Travel is only quoted separately for regional Victoria and interstate.

Send through what the shoot is for and roughly when. A short call pins the scope down, then the proposal, contract and payment schedule come through one client portal. Dates hold on a signed proposal and a deposit.