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Yianni A.
ABN connectedSydney based photographer, Yianni has built a prolific portfolio and photographic style encompassing editorial, celebrity portraiture, advertising and dramatic travel landscapes. Born on the island of Crete in Greece. Yianni moved to Sydney in 1999 and completed a Visual Media Arts degree from the University of Sydney. His formal education laid a foundation of both the technical and artistic scope of photography. Focusing on the world of commercial and editorial photography, Yianni has had incredible opportunities to capture inspiring subjects and a host of entertainers, actors and public figures. For the past 23 years, he has collaborated with a wide range of clients including magazines and TV, with both big and small production. Yianni is constantly inspired by his collaborations with clients, subjects and the study of advancements in photography itself.
Joe W.
ABN connectedProfessional photographer based in the Blue Mountains with over 20 years of experience specialising in lifestyle photography, portraits, business, brand and commercial photography. I have a broad range of skills shooting everything from small shoots for local businesses to large multi-day ad campaigns building image libraries for global brands.
$219–438/hr Indicative. Bids set the price.
Hayden is a content marketing creative with 15 years across large agencies, social media agencies, production houses and small independent projects. He works across photography, video, animation and audio, combining them to suit projects of any size, whether that means working solo or bringing together the right crew for the best outcome. Alongside ongoing work with production companies, Hayden runs Good Loud, a content identity studio that applies a brand agency lens to give content an identity of its own.
$2,100–50,000/project Indicative. Bids set the price.
Olivia T.
ABN connectedI'm the founder and marketing strategist behind Olivetree Marketing, an award-winning marketing agency in Sydney. With over 15 years of international experience across Australia, Europe and the USA, I bring a strategic and hands-on approach to helping service-based businesses grow.
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$100/hr
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