WOLLONGONG CORPORATE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL
PHOTOGRAPHER
Working directly with a variety of clients, ranging from well-known brands to small startups, Jeremy has a lot of experience shooting and producing photoshoots.
He's known for creating authentic and relatable portraits that have a strong visual aesthetic.
If you need a professional freelance photographer, for photography or video, don't hesitate to get in touch.
Corporate office workers meeting in a business setting.
Headshot portrait of staff for a large professional business.
Business brainstorm session within a corporate setting.
Corporate office workers meeting in a business setting.
Capturing genuine and relatable corporate photographs will enhance your business's marketing. Using authentic images taken your own staff will have a stronger impact on your audience compared to generic stock photos. Jeremy's clients include NAB, CBA, JANA, Hubspot, Graincorp, CBHS Health, Iron Mountain, Stockland, Chi-x & Johnson Winter Slattery.
Manufacturing worker portrait in illawarra industrial facility.
Large industrial facility for manufacture of food products.
Staff portrait drilling sheet metal at industrial worksite.
Manufacturing worker portrait in illawarra industrial facility.
Industrial Photographer
Jeremy's expertise in industrial photography is a combination of his adaptable nature and skill in seeing a strong visual within a busy workplace. As a freelance photographer for over 17 years, Jeremy has extensive experience shooting in challenging environments such as underground mines, secure bio labs, and busy construction sites.
Some of his clients include GrainCorp, Skilled, CSR, CivilCast, SUEZ and NSW Government
Portrait of architect in a small business photography session.
Camel farmers portrait in a rural setting showcasing agriculture photography clients.
Portrait of BIlly who never threw anything out for the New York Times Magazine.
Portrait of architect in a small business photography session.
Portrait Photography
All good commercial portrait photography requires a narrative. Like a good song, it should grab our attention and allow us to engage for a moment with the person photographed. A good commercial and editorial photographer works seemingly effortlessly, to make talent feel comfortable in front of the camera, while also thinking about how to devise the most compelling composition, direction and lighting...
Education photography of students having a class in an informal setting at a high school.
University student photography taken in health and medicine class.
Musical education institute student learning songwriting skills and training.
Education photography of students having a class in an informal setting at a high school.
Jeremy's ability to make people feel comfortable in front of the camera is largely why he has so many repeat clients in education photography. His unique blend of creative thinking and technical expertise allows him to capture spontaneous and authentic feeling images. Repeat clients include the University of NSW, Western Sydney University, Pymble Ladies College, TAFE NSW, Kincopppal Rose Bay, Kumon Australia & the University of Dame.
Advertising Photography
Whether the brief requires a trained cat holding a hammer in its mouth, or a cowboy riding a rollercoaster with his trusty steed, Jeremy has seen and worked on a great range of advertising photoshoots over the last 18 years.
Clients include Amazon, Coca-Cola Amatil, QBE insurance, Blackmores, Volvo, The Smith Family and Foxtel.
Video
Production
It's now crucial to include videos in your marketing plan, whether it's a testimonial, a visually appealing montage, or an introduction to your services. With high-end digital cameras, we can capture both stills and broadcast-quality videos at the same shoot, allowing you to create more content within your budget and marketing schedule. Clients include SUEZ, Iron Mountain, Kumon Australia, and NAB.
I have worked with Jeremy for a few years now on a range of projects and have always found him very professional and personable. His work is second to none.
— Ollie Towning, Six Black Pens