Case Studies
Client stories across photography and web development, showing the brief, the work, and where the assets were designed to create value.
Online launch | Product Photography
Duravilk has a launch image library covering the assembled mounting system, device placement and individual hardware details. The photography gives the upcoming website both broad context and tighter views; the website itself is still pre-launch.
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Online launch | Product Photography
Nexavian has a coordinated image set for its upcoming ecommerce launch: a full feeder view, an alternate angle, feature details and a box-contents flatlay. The website is still pre-launch, so the result here is the photography prepared for the store.
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Victoria Park, Perth | Food Photography
Eight menu photographs give the restaurant a consistent visual selection for presenting dishes and planning menu promotions. The commercial value is clearer choice and reusable content; a sales uplift has not been measured for this case study.
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Western Australia | Event Photography
Thirteen photographs provide a visual record that can support member communications, sponsor reporting and future event promotion. The collection shows participation and industry context without relying on stock imagery.
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Balcatta, Perth, Western Australia | Food Photography
The project established a repeatable visual direction for food manufacturing photography: clear white-background product frames, appetite-led close-ups and packaging-aware compositions. The resulting library gives Belmar Foods practical assets for product conversations, sales materials, website updates and ongoing B2B marketing without relying on mixed or inconsistent imagery.
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Australia | Event Photography
The resulting photography gives the Stroke Foundation a flexible set of campaign-ready images: confident portraits, walking and driving imagery, and quiet everyday moments that communicate recovery and independence without reducing Karla's story to a medical event.
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Perth CBD, Western Australia | Event Photography & Product Photography
The gallery gives Myer and the Dolce&Gabbana Beauty team a complete, consistent visual record of the finished concession: how the space reads on approach, how each display unit is merchandised, and how the brand's gold fitout sits within Myer's Perth beauty hall. Images suitable for brand approval, internal reporting, visual merchandising reference and marketing use.
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Australia | Product Photography
Fiski now has a consistent ecommerce image library covering the full colour range, individual hero frames for each model, and detail shots of the silicone gaskets and adjustable straps. Every lens finish is shown as it actually looks, with no studio equipment reflected back at the customer.
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Como, Perth, Western Australia | Event Photography
Intrigue Summit finished the day with a complete, delivery-ready image library from its Perth edition: speakers mid-session, panels on stage, genuine networking moments across the exhibition floor, individual headshots, and the full-delegate group photo. Content the organiser can use for post-event marketing, sponsor reporting, speaker sharing and promotion of the next summit.
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Balcatta, Perth | Product Photography
The resulting image library gives B Softboards a consistent product-grid system for a category that is difficult to shoot: oversized, long, reflective in places, and often bought online before a customer has seen the board in person. Each frame keeps the entire silhouette readable while showing the features that matter when choosing a soft surfboard.
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Australia | Product Photography
The finished image library gives Etna Sportswear a clean, repeatable visual system for its online range. Hero frames establish each product clearly, close-ups show the details players compare before purchasing, and range collages make the breadth of the collection easy to understand at a glance.
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Belmont, Perth | Product Photography
The completed images give Kevmor a unified way to present products that vary dramatically in size, shape, material, and complexity. Each item remains easy to identify, while range and category frames help customers understand the breadth of the trade catalogue.
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Australia | Product Photography
The image set balances practical product clarity with warmer lifestyle context. White-background frames document complete cookware and appliance ranges, while styled scenes show baking tools, servingware, a party grill, a pasta maker, and mixing bowls in believable use.
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Western Australia | Product Photography
The finished photography gives Lubie a clear way to introduce a specialised industrial product range. Full-product images establish each item, close-ups explain the practical details, and loaded-bag images show how the system separates lubricators, batteries, hydrocarbons, and tools during maintenance work.
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Perth | Product Photography
The new image library gives Il Granino a single, consistent way to present its full bakery range. Instead of mixing inconsistent supplier snaps, the brand now has a clean, dark, premium-styled set of product images that work across the wholesale ordering catalogue, IGA and retail listings, the Mette is Baking ecommerce store, and ongoing social and marketing content.
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Perth | Product Photography
The new image library gives La Delizia Lab a single, consistent way to present its full fresh pasta range. Instead of mixing inconsistent supplier snaps, the brand now has a clean, bright catalogue set of pasta images, plus process and lifestyle frames, that work across the wholesale ordering catalogue, restaurant and food service listings, the ecommerce store, and social and marketing content.
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Perth | Product Photography
The new image library gives La Delizia Latticini a single, consistent way to present its full range of handcrafted cheeses. Instead of relying on basic pack shots, the brand now has a clean, bright, premium-styled set of product images that work across retail and deli listings, the food service ordering catalogue, the ecommerce store, and ongoing social and marketing content.
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Myaree, Perth | Food Photography
Following the rollout of the new photo library across delivery channels, digital menus, and local search touchpoints, store management recorded a 38% increase in sales, propelled by higher click-through rates on Uber Eats, larger basket sizes, and stronger local GEO signals across Myaree and the City of Melville.
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Perth CBD | Food Photography
The shoot gave T.O.T.O a sharper visual library for Instagram, promotions, venue discovery, and drink-led marketing. Instead of relying on quick service photos, the bar now has styled cocktail imagery that highlights colour, garnish detail, glassware, texture, and premium whisky service.
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Australia | Product Photography
The new image library gives Kelly Beard Co a stronger visual foundation for its website, ecommerce pages, social content, and launch marketing. Instead of relying on simple pack shots alone, the brand now has a set of dark, polished, detail-led product images that communicate texture, finish, ingredients, and high-end grooming appeal.
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Joondalup, Perth | Food Photography
The shoot gave Omasa a cleaner, more standardised menu image library. Instead of relying on mixed dish photos, the restaurant now has practical white-background assets that help customers compare items more easily and give the business reusable files for website, menu, ordering, and social use.
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Myaree, Perth | Wedding Photography
The final gallery gave Rian and Deva a balanced record of the day: ceremony details, family reactions, bridal party portraits, and relaxed park imagery that feels intimate rather than overly staged. Instead of only having formal portraits or only documentary coverage, they now have a set of photographs that preserves both the structure and the emotion of the wedding.
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Perth | Product Photography
The updated image library gave Empire Copper a stronger way to sell through its website. Instead of basic product documentation, the brand now has photography that communicates the weight, texture, and finish of each piece, which is exactly what online buyers need to feel confident purchasing handmade metalware.
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Scarborough, Perth | Food Photography
The shoot and menu design gave Uai Mate a launch-ready visual package. Instead of relying on phone photos, the business now has professional imagery that works across social media, delivery platforms, and printed menus, giving the brand a more polished and credible first impression at every touchpoint.
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Perth | Food Photography
The shoot gave Fertility Fuelled a more cohesive brand presence across the touchpoints where prospective clients first evaluate the business. Instead of leaning on disconnected wellness visuals, the brand could show expert support, everyday nutrition, and real human connection in one consistent system.
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Cannington, Perth | Event Photography
The gallery gave Vera Living more than a record of the day. It created a practical bank of launch-ready images the team could use across social media, stakeholder updates, property marketing, and future event promotion. Instead of relying on venue shots alone, Vera Living can now show how the brand felt in person: organised, welcoming, and community-led.
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Karrinyup, Perth | Event Photography
The gallery gave Victoria's Secret a bank of marketing-ready content from its first night in Perth. Instead of relying on interior fitout shots alone, the team now has images that show the store as guests actually experienced it: busy, curated, and on-brand from the media wall to the fragrance bar.
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North Perth, Perth | Food Photography
The shoot gave Acqua e Sale a tighter, more reliable image library for the places diners check before booking. Instead of a mix of unrelated photos, the restaurant now has visuals that better reflect the warmth, quality, and more premium feel behind the venue.
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Como, Perth | Food Photography
The shoot gave Como Garden a more polished set of seasonal menu assets. Instead of functional dish photos, the restaurant now has imagery that supports menu design, website presentation, and promotion with a stronger premium tone.
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Perth CBD | Event Photography
The final gallery gave Duxton more useful sales and marketing material. Instead of relying on empty-room photography alone, the team now has images that show the ballroom as guests actually experience it, with atmosphere, service, food, and live moments all working together.
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Success, Perth | Food Photography
The project gave Io e Te a cleaner, more credible visual system across the touchpoints that shape first impressions. Better consistency made the restaurant easier to trust, easier to promote, and easier to book.
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Osborne Park, Perth | Product Photography
The new image library gave Myerton Packaging a stronger way to sell the standard of its work online. Instead of generic product documentation, the business now has photography that shows how the packaging feels: refined, well-built, and appropriate for premium gifting, retail presentation, and branded box solutions.
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Leederville, Perth | Event Photography
The gallery gave Yup Dance Academy stronger proof across its website, enrolment conversations, and social channels. Instead of relying mostly on schedules and class descriptions, the studio can now show the outcome parents are really buying into: confidence, performance experience, and a well-run recital.
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North Perth, Perth WA | Website Development
The restaurant now has a website that matches its reputation. The homepage paints on a mid-range phone in 1.6 seconds instead of 10.6, loads with 22 requests instead of 337, and scores 93 for performance on mobile and 100 on desktop in Google Lighthouse, up from 56 on mobile. Every page names the restaurant and North Perth, the full menu of 56 dishes is published as structured data, and the ten industry awards the restaurant has earned since 2022 sit directly under the hero instead of nowhere at all.
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East Victoria Park, Perth WA | Website Development
A chef can find a specific pasta shape, see how it ships and ask to order it from the same page. Because Lab shares one website with La Delizia Latticini, every improvement lands on both brands at once and both build up the same domain in Google, while each keeps its own look. New products are added as data entries, not development work.
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East Victoria Park, Perth WA | Website Development
Chefs find formats and weights, shoppers find a deli that stocks the range, and home cooks find recipes, without one page trying to serve all three. The award-winning cheesemaker keeps its own navy and white identity while sharing one website, one domain and every improvement with La Delizia Lab.
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Western Australia | Website Development
Lubie sells a technical product on a storefront built to explain it, without giving up Shopify's reliable checkout. The team runs the catalogue in Shopify Admin exactly as on any store, analytics load only after a visitor agrees, and the three places the site accepts input — the cart, the contact form and catalogue updates — check every request so spam and forged calls are turned away.
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Chatswood, Sydney NSW (built remotely from Perth, WA) | Website Development
The clinic swapped a slow Squarespace site for a custom website of 141 pages, including 71 in Chinese for Chatswood's Mandarin and Cantonese speaking community. We managed the whole technical move — DNS, hosting, SSL and more than 50 redirects from old addresses — so nothing that was already ranking was lost, and the site runs on a single 4.6 KB script, smaller than one small photo, instead of the heavy code a website builder sends on every visit.
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Perth, Western Australia | Website Development
The experience shows what an immersive website can do and what it costs. The sculpture, particle world, typography and network scenes carry the idea of change without a page of copy, and the build shows how we keep 3D usable: lighter scenes on phones, reduced motion when a visitor's settings ask for it, and code split into about seventeen small modules so it can be changed safely later.
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Perth, Western Australia | Website Development
DS Hydraulic now has a website that answers a project manager's questions before the first call: which of its eight services cover the scope, which Australian Standards the work is built to, what it has delivered before, and how to ask for a quote. The quote form collects a real brief — project type, stage, services, location, timing and documentation status — instead of a name and a one-line message.
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Remote | Website Development
Readers can swap an ingredient, convert cups to grams, or scale a dish for eight and get the shopping list without leaving the site. The tools load only on the pages that use them, so recipe and guide pages stay light, and English and Italian were built in from day one rather than bolted on later.
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Remote | Website Development
Readers browse by topic instead of scrolling an endless list, adjust a recipe's nutrition to what they're actually cooking, and search the whole library without a paid search service. Publishing is lighter too: WebP images, recipe audio, PDFs and social packages come from the site's own scripts, so Stefano isn't making them by hand for every post.
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