Yah I shoot a lot of women in lingerie, but lingerie does nothing for me, personally. Comfy is Sexy IMHO!
Find photos from this cheeky set with Vivienne Law on my Patreon next week: https://www.patreon.com/justinfoxphoto
Yah I shoot a lot of women in lingerie, but lingerie does nothing for me, personally. Comfy is Sexy IMHO!
Find photos from this cheeky set with Vivienne Law on my Patreon next week: https://www.patreon.com/justinfoxphoto
Lazy Sundaze.
It’s always good to get out of my place and shoot elsewhere. Miss Sophia Sato invited me to her apartment and I was stoked to find bright AF, filled with warm sunlight.
Lots of the photos we took are a little too cheeky for social media, but I’ll be sharing some of them on my Patreon this week: https://www.patreon.com/justinfoxphoto
Awesome hangs and a shoot with Viv again last week, as usual… all the shots too cheeky for social media! They’ll appear on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/justinfoxphoto
Had a great day shooting and hanging with Luci Fang last weekend, waaaay too much wine! Nick got some studio shots in too, will share those in another post. My photos are up in the folio: http://www.justinfoxphoto.com/girls#/luci-2/
Follow Luci: https://www.instagram.com/luci_fang/
PS: Starting to get pickier with which shots I choose to publish to my Photo Folio (http://www.justinfoxphoto.com/). I used to be really proud of the fact that I posted photo stories in the folio, each with a lot (10-30) of shots, but now I seem to be hunting for that one shot, or 2… just like every other photographer?!
Had an awesome shoot with Viv and friend last weekend. She’s just turned 25, and she’s going through some seriously heavy family shit, stuff that’s going to make her grow up real fast. Super proud of how she’s handling it all. We spent a day drinking and shooting, we all had heaps of fun and she managed to forget about her issues, at least for the day! All of the stuff we shot was for Patreon. IE: All of it’s way too much to post on social media as Viv’s panties were see-through (and we ended up taking them off anyways!!!). You can find shots from the set on both her Patreon, and mine.
Viv’s Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/viv__x
Mine: https://www.patreon.com/justinfoxphoto
PS: Just a huge thanks too to all those who are supporting me via Patreon. I’m still WAY in the red. I’m legit starting to feel like this is just normal. I’ve gotten rid of my credit card. I just had to. I’m not making any money with ZEN Garage as I’m really not pushing product right now, and we’re not paying ourselves a salary yet with Threesome either. I’m now making $500/month on Patreon and it’s literally paying for my groceries, which I’m very grateful for!
Last Sunday I was invited to speak at Ted’s World Of Imaging as part of a Fuji X Aus panel discussion on entrepreneurship.
First up on the stage was Warwick from Fuji who ran the audience (which was around 60 or so people, small but nice!) through features of the new Fuji GFX 100. 100 megapixels… I’m sure gear heads in the crowd might have been frothing at the specs, but I’m no gear head and I was chomping at the bit by the end of Warwick’s presentation for Nick Turner to get up and do his thang!
And what a thing of beauty Nick’s presentation was. He had half an hour to go through his creative process. I was so impressed with his talk that I’m going to do my best to get him in front of design students in future to do the exact same talk. They need to hear what he has to say! In fact, any creative out there, whether just starting out or seasoned professional, would have gotten a lot out of his slick talk. Sincerely. I loved it. I even think he should make a book out of it.
Next up was the entrepreneurship segment. I was on the panel with Tina Lee, founder of No More Ugly camera bags (check out her bags, they’re amazing! Especially love the all black one), Nick and Sydney based Photographer Kevin Case of MainFocus Photography.
Charlie Blevins, the MC did an awesome job in keeping the conversation flowing. We discussed how we developed the concept for our businesses, how we advertise our businesses, tips for others starting out, other hats we wear in life and what we look for in quality connections. I said nearly everything I wanted to say, and then some.
After the panel discussion we all headed to the QVB for a Photo Walk. Rad! The theme was timeless. You can see the entries here.
Ultimately I had an awesome time and it felt really fucking good to be on the stage once more.
PS: Photos above my Sniper Sam!
Links:
https://fujixaus.com.au
https://www.teds.com.au
No More Ugly
MainFocus Photography

RAZOR SHARP! Racecar Driver and Driving Coach Nathan Kumar shot in the Threesome Photo Studio.
We’ve started work on his logo too (it’s looking good!). More updates as they come!
PS: Drop me a PM if you need logo work, or photography!
Had a blast the other night shooting in dying light with Viv and friend at The Old Clare hotel in Chippendale. Shots came out real nice, and many of them way too cheeky for social media. Uncensored photos on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/justinfoxphoto
Full Set with the ammazing Esse/@DeadlyEnvy is now live on my folio: http://www.justinfoxphoto.com/girls#/esse/ – Outtakes are available on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/justinfoxphoto
FINALLY got to shoot with Esse/Deadly Envy last weekend. I’ve wanted to shoot with her for years, and recently I’ve found that she posts the best fucking shit on her Facebook feed. I love pretty much all the random shit she posts, so it wasn’t a surprise at all that we got on like a house on fire! More hangs than a shoot, for sure, and I’m sure it won’t be our last shoot together.
These shots are something a little different (for me!).
Shooting Esse in the studio had me WAY out of my comfort zone. In the end I just don’t think studio photography is my thing. Love the look, love these shots, but just don’t love the process.
Looking through the view finder, and seeing something completely different come out makes me feel a little uneasy/unnatural, but hey I’ve always wanted to have a go at studio photography.
I’m sure I’ll use the studio again in future, but for now I’ll leave Nick and Dianne to do the studio shoots and I’ll stick with my blurry AF natural light stuff!
Much thanks to Nick for setting up the studio for this dark moody shot. Much thanks too to Esse for being patient with me whilst I was noobing with the set-up!