Brisbane Central Who's Who
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My work is centred around connection and real life rather than overly posed images. I love photographing the atmosphere of a space, the people in it, the details you might otherwise miss and those in between moments that tell the bigger story.
I work with small businesses, creatives, community organisations and local people across the Northern Rivers, Gold Coast and Brisbane photographing:
• Branding and lifestyle sessions
• Retreats, workshops and courses
• Community events and gatherings
• Birthdays, celebrations and private events
• Live music, gigs and performances
• Venue and hospitality events
• Small business and creative projects
• Personal branding and behind the scenes content
• Community organisations and local initiatives
• Lifestyle and at home sessions
I’m particularly drawn to projects that have a sense of place, personality or community behind them. Whether it’s a small workshop in a beautiful space, a local event bringing people together, a musician playing to a crowd or a business wanting photographs that actually feel like the people behind it, I’m there to capture the experience as it unfolds.
I also offer relaxed lifestyle sessions for families and individuals who prefer something natural and comfortable, whether that’s at home, somewhere meaningful or simply doing something you genuinely enjoy together.
Based in the Northern Rivers and always happy to connect with good people doing good things locally.
ONYX Photography
• Branding and lifestyle sessions
• Retreats, workshops and courses
• Community events and gatherings
• Birthdays, celebrations and private events
• Live music, gigs and performances
• Venue and hospitality events
• Small business and creative projects
• Personal branding and behind the scenes content
• Community organisations and local initiatives
• Lifestyle and at home sessions
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Distinguished and Famous people from Brisbane Central
Brisbane's central districts connect a schoolboy who became a major writer with a working woman who campaigned for political change. Schooling and public organising provide their specific local links.
📚 David Malouf
David Malouf attended Brisbane Grammar School at Spring Hill before studying at the University of Queensland. Raised on the south side of the river, he later made Brisbane an important setting in his fiction and autobiographical writing. Johnno, his first novel, appeared in 1975; The Great World won the Miles Franklin Award in 1990. For central Brisbane, the school is the precise connection: one stage in an education that preceded a much wider literary career.
🤝 Emma Miller
Emma Miller helped build Brisbane's organised labour and women's suffrage movements after arriving from England in 1879. A shirtmaker herself, she helped form a women workers' union and led the Woman's Equal Franchise Association. During the 1912 general strike she headed a contingent of women towards Parliament House. Her later campaigns opposed militarism and conscription. Central Brisbane's streets and institutions were working sites for her activism, and her statue in King George Square continues the city's public recognition of that life.
