Photography
Every home, shown at its best.
Clean, considered photography, daytime or twilight, that gives a listing presence online and in print. A few recent examples.
12A Gardiner Street
Berwick
A new architectural build: curved glass, a floating staircase and warm timber set against a black facade. Shot through the day for the light the glass pulls in, then again at twilight for the facade.
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455 Toomuc Valley Road
Pakenham
An equestrian property where the house sits low and long across the paddocks. Stables, a dressage arena and open ground, shot from the air as well as the ground, and held until dusk for the facade.
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2 Burr Hill Court
Berwick
A period homestead behind a clipped hedge: bullnose verandah, worn brick, and a garden that has taken decades to settle in. None of it fakeable.
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66 Marks Lane
Emerald
An architect-designed house in the hills, built in brick and timber under a raked ceiling. Arches, a suspended fireplace and a pool cut into the tree ferns. Character you cannot renovate into a place.
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4 Sturrock Court
Berwick
A family home styled to within an inch of itself and photographed to match. Bright, clean and calm, with the resident dog declining to move for any of it.
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59 Avebury Drive
Berwick
A brick and tile family home on an ordinary suburban block. Most listings look like this one, and they deserve the same care as the ones that do not.
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