Photography

Aitutaki, also traditionally known as Araura, Ararau and Utataki, is one of the Cook Islands, north of Rarotonga. It has a population of approximately 2,000. Aitutaki is the second most visited island of the Cook Islands.

Go on a voyage with quality photos and images of Australian ships, boats and ocean vessels.

Australia is surrounded with ocean and sea, so the Queensland coast is full of trading ports, docks and shipyards. View quality pictures and photos of sailing boats and trawlers in marinas, moored to wharves, piers and jetties. Find historical industry photography of harbour slipways with labourers blasting decks and hulls of ships and large seacraft.

Experience the colourful excitement of Cairns nightlife with high-quality photos of the entertainment industry from our professional Cairns photographers.

From clubbing at raves with fire twirling, dance music and strobe lights; to parties, gigs and concerts at live music venues and nightclubs; the city of Cairns has a thriving Australian youth entertainment scene.

Watch the Lobster and Crayfish Pots being pulled from the cold rugged Ocean off Southern Australia.

Our high quality photographs allow you to experience the rough ocean as the waves hit against the rocks. Our professional photographer uses the jagged rocks at sea as a wonderful backdrop to capture the fishing vessels, the activities out on deck and the Rock Lobster itself.

Globally, shark fishing does not have a good reputation in many circles due to bad publicity. The reality is that roughly 90% of shark fin is attained as a by-product of the shark meat industry. Shark, in most cases is the most utilised fish in the ocean. The shark is targeted for its meat, known as 'flake', with the fins used as a delicacy, and cartilage (skeleton) used in some medicinal suppliments and in some cases even the skin is used for leather.

The full utilisation of the shark is not found in any other fish species of this size in the world. An example of value is that it will take approximately 12 sharks (up to 1 metre) to produce 1kg of wet shark fin which has a recovery of approximately 13% of wet weight when dried, skinned and ready to use.

Using an average value to the fishermen who may receive $7.50 per kg of flake at the fish market will receive approximately 4kg at $7.50, which is $30. On the other hand he will only receive $20 per kg for wet fin which equals $1.60 per shark. (12 sharks = 1kg of fin = $20 from 12 sharks = $1.60 per shark)

The labour involved in removing 12 sets of shark fin for $1.60 is quite significant and not economically viable unless it is a utilised by-product of the fish.

The main problem stems from fishermen, especially from overseas where wages are extremely low and target large shark just to take their fins and dump the carcass. This is simply not good practice. Australian prawn trawlers now use turtle excluders on their nets which also excludes most shark from the catch.

Experience the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander traditional community lifestyle with quality indigenous photos from our award-winning north Queensland photographers.

From the Australian outback to a coast dotted with islands, photography can portray traditional costume and dance; traditional food and methods of hunting, fishing and cooking; traditional medicine and health care; and communities with families and children.

Experience the world with world photos and International photography from our professional photographers.

From China to New York, we have travelled the world photographing cultures and people in remote locations and tourist destinations. Explore quality Asia photos from Indonesia, shot for the Aceh and Nias Tsunami Commemoration.

See photo examples of our cameramen and crew on location throughout North Queensland, Australia and International.

We can facilitate the logistics of your on-location International video production including travel and transport, accommodation, visas and licences, organising equipment, sourcing talent and film crews.

Journey through the Australian outback with quality photos from our professional photographers.

We have high-quality photography of outback landscapes and pictures of desert animals from remote locations through central Australia and the Northern Territory. Our photographers have 4WD adventures through red dirt and sand from rural bush farming and cattle stations in the scrub to locations further west like Ayers Rock, Uluru, Kakadu, King’s Canyon and the Kimberley.

Explore the Australian rainforest with nature photos of tropical trees, plants and flowers from our professional photographers from Tropical North Queensland.

From jungle animals in their rainforest canopy habitat to dry forest and foliage, we have botany images and flora photography.

View photos of tropical Australian sunsets and sunrises by our professional Australian photographers.

From the play of light and shadows in the clouds of the early morning Australian sky, to bolts of lightning during thunder storms, Australian weather photography portrays the beauty of nature.