
Always amazing shooting with her.
Find this full set on my Patreon soon.
So good to catch up and shoot with this Goddess. What a woman. She’s amazing!
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Georges Cameras, Fujifilm, Casio and Profoto came together last night for an immersive and inspiring night of creativity inside CUPRA Sydney CBD. Nick ran a hands-on workshop which invited photographers to step directly into a live commercial-style shoot.
Georges Cameras had a dedicated BTS photographer there, so I was free to enjoy Nick’s (awesome) presentation, devour everything Benzin was serving and best of all, socialise! Still managed to take a few shots though, so enjoy these shots for now, and hopefully Nick puts together a feature down the line sharing his experience of the night along side shots taken by Georges Cameras.
Just some sneaky BTS from yesterday’s awesome shoot at UNO studios where we were shooting a Pinarello Dogma F for O’Spire, an new bicycle shop opening in North Sydney early next year. Nick is a wizard in the studio, he absolutely nailed it. Look out for his final photos soon.
Social Links:
Nick Turner: @therealnickturner
Justin Fox: @justinfoxau
UNO studios: www.unostudios.com.au
Harbour Luxe Auto Detailing: @harbourluxedetailing
We were in QLD recently for work, but managed to sneak in an early morning shoot! Find the full gallery on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/justinfoxphoto

Always awesome hangs with Jen.
MAAP’s latest collab with Public Possession is pretty wild and Jen got her hands on it early and invited me to shoot it. Awesome hangs as always, was a super fun shoot!
Some photographers that use digital cameras whine when they have to go through 300 shots from a shoot. I mean seriously? What were you doing? Simply hoping that at least some of the 300 shots were going to be OK?
With film you’ve got to make every shot count and that means framing well, and often times making the decision to not hit that shutter button. I once overheard Nick suggest to another photographer to “pretend” that he had a roll of film in his camera, and perhaps try to take less, but more considered shots. I thought this was great advice!
On topic; our Melbourne based Photographer Curt Graham chose to use his Fuji GW690 III with 120 film which has only 8 shots per roll.
Check out his awesome photo feature on ZEN Blog: https://www.zengarage.com.au/fuji-gw690-iii-first-rolls-120-film/