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Browse the portfolio of Tanika’s professional photography work and learn more of her experience in the industry using her blog posts she writes for each project she completes.

Posts tagged interior photographer
Currumbin Interior Photography for Interior Designer, Bligh Ramsey
Gold Coast Interior Photography for Interior Designer, Bhodz Project
Rainbow Bay Interior Design Photography for Design Scout Interiors

Timing is key, we arrived to this beautiful project of Jacinta’s before sunrise, to be mentally prepared for the day ahead, quick coffee and chat as we walk around, to get a good feel of each room, and where the sun was going to hit at what time (a floor plan wasn’t supplied for this photography job, hence the need to get a walk through before we started).

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Stradbroke Island Interior and Location Photography for Airbnb, The Green House & Interior Deisgner, Brie Turton

We were so thrilled to work with this beautiful family, and talented Interior Deisgner to capture the essence of this new home, on our favourite island, Stradbroke Island, on Minjerribah land.

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Dubbo Editorial Style Interior Photography for The Shouse

If you are currently reading this looking for a photographer in Dubbo (I’m honestly curious, how well my SEO works). Please get in touch, I visit Dubbo regularly and would love to build up a regular work base in this location, and/or the surrounds (visits to Orange would also be lovely).

I’m not sure what the market would be like in Dubbo for my photography work, so I would really love to have a chat to anyone interested in my photograph work seeing this.

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Gold Coast Interior Photography for Highlife Homes new build in Miami.
Manly, Brisbane Interior Photography for S&A Stairs

Thrilled to be asked again by S&A Stairs, to photograph a very cool home in Manly, Brisbane. To capture their staircase install.

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Gold Coast Interior Design Photography for PLK Design

When assessing the rooms you need to photograph, it’s important to take note of the lighting conditions. One side of the house may have a warm tone, while the other side may appear colder with a blue tinge. It’s best to avoid capturing the rooms with cool, blue lighting as much as possible. Instead, wait for the natural sunlight to move throughout the day, transforming the ‘blue rooms’ into warm, inviting spaces.
Understanding and adjusting colour temperature can greatly influence the mood and ambiance of your photographs.

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