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George Michael. Michael Hutchence. Johnny Depp. The list is endless. These are just some celebrities that Chris Cuffaro has photographed. In this interview, Chris talks about his career trajectory, how he went the extra mile to secure his gigs, the iconic George Michael shot from the Faith era – and much more.

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You’ve never heard his name but you’ve definitely know his work.

Chris Cuffaro is known as the best kept secret in the music industry. He’s photographed everyone. His images are iconic:

Nick Cave Nirvana Pearl Jam Jane’s Addiction George . . .

Instagram can be a very powerful tool for photographers – not only to showcase your work but also to score clients. Both Gina and Valerie have secured work as a result of what they post on Instagram. In this episode, we break down what you need to do to have an effective Instagram account, what NOT to do and essential guidelines to follow if you want to build a following. So listen up!

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Hello everyone! These are the first headshots I have ever taken, and my first posed indoor . . .

There’s something magical, awe-inspiring and death-defying about surf photography. So we’re talking to surf photographer Russell Ord, featured in the book The Best of the Best: Australia’s Greatest Surf Photographers. We also have three copies of the book to giveaway. So listen up!

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Enter the competition from 12 to 19 February 2018

The Best of the Best: Australia’s Greatest Surf Photographers

A beautifully designed, full-colour collection of the best Australian surfing photographers and their award-winning work.

From the drama of Shipsterns to the cyclonic fury of an east coast low; sunrise at . . .

We chat to Frank Romano, who transitioned from a successful career in the corporate world when he finally gave in to his side passion for photography.

For the past two years, Frank has totally immersed himself in his newfound passion. He conservatively estimates spending more than 3,500 hours studying, learning and developing his skills and claims that he is only just beginning to develop his competencies as a photographer. And like everything else he commits to in life he won’t stop until he reaches his goal of becoming a true professional at his craft.

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We chat to documentary-style photographer Rowena Meadows. She loves photographing mess, chaos, joy, connection, togetherness, and  the frustrations of parenthood. She says that her work focuses on finding the astounding beauty of the ordinary.

A former psychologist, Rowena is now an award-winning photographer who has placed second in 2017’s Australia’s Top Emerging Photographers (documentary), first place in the International Documentary Family Awards (humour category), and second place Australian photography awards (documentary). Rowena is primarily a self taught photographer based in Melbourne.

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Even as a child, Rowena remembers being driven to understand people’s’ . . .

From ecologist to award-winning photographer. We chat to emerging photographer Natalie Ord about her journey from turning her pastime into a profession that has seen her win some of the most prestigious photography awards in the country, as well as the road to her first solo exhibition.

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Nat Ord is an award-winning photographer who specialises in portrait, fine art and commercial photography. Nat is passionate about the natural environment, discovering & sharing stories of people and uses her camera to document and share their stories. Using her camera as a passport she . . .