Chris shot this mammoth job alongside a TVC for BT.  All the hard work was thankfully done by the TV crew with the sets being built in one of Fox’s largest sound stages.  Yes, it was as big as it looked!

Chris (very) recently shot this campaign for Tooheys New.  Anyone who has a sense of humour as stupid and inane as we do with recognise that they’re in the tradition of LOL Graphs. But this one involved dragging a life sized column graph made of set-build and beer.  This shot was at Palmy.

Here’s a project by Chris Mollison that is breathtakingly beautiful and complex yet deceptively simple to produce.  Chris indeed has a freakish mind.  He visualised and carried out this entire project on his own including many late nights of post production.  Thanks to Flower Atelier in Surry Hills for supporting Chris.

Montage and detail shots below.

Pete Daly recently joined the agency and we are happy to report he is already getting exciting work enquiries for 2010.  Check out his new downloadable folio.

Pete shot this incredibly highly produced story for Grazia, out this week.  It’s a real moment of pride for us as it’s a rare thing indeed for a fashion glossy to feature a four page main fashion still life shoot.  Lots of prep went into it and we’re extra thrilled that these shots were 99.9% IN CAMERA.  We’re pushing for a backwards trend if you like, back to real photography, set builds, collaborations and grunt work on set rather than in the digital darkroom, and Pete is leading the charge.

We’re so excited to have found someone locally who has the energy to make product photography thrilling!  His name is Pete Daly and he is on the right side of 30, completely guileless, free of cynicism and has boundless youthful creative abandon!  He is also complicit in our new marketing strategy of using T&A to promote the artists whenever such shots are available.  It’s just easier that way.

To see more of Pete’s work, click here. The above shots are of a wallet and a pair of sunglasses respectively.

Here’s Jason’s Prada product shoot, which he shot in Milan recently.  Not all still life photographers are created equal, are they!