Being in Australia was such a relief to get away from the trump. It’s hard to create moments of peace here in the states. We are all suffering from anxiety and fear. At least Titania was able to channel her inner calm. ©Carson Zullinger 2018
Water, Brooke, Shapes, poses, an ode to the Daintree… Brooke truly is one of the best figure models and it’s always a joy to work with her. These two images caught me back in my Game of Thrones fandom where Arya Stark was training to become a faceless man at the House of…
It was a lovely spot… Thank you Anne for being so good at what you do. And we brought a piece of the rainforest inside with us later… I love these flowers, they look so bitey.
Anne Duffy was amazing in this series. She was swimming almost a 360 degree arc. It reminded me of synchronized swimming. ©Carson Zullinger 2018
Cheyanne and I had known each other on Melbourne’s model/photographer social networks for a while. It wasn’t until we got to FNQ however, that we met face to face. These images are shot in my apartment. Once Chey got the idea of the ‘nest’, as she called it, there was no stopping. Fifty shapes, and…
There is a certain serendipity when photographing underwater. We worked for some time , and near the end we finally got a nice rhythm of Brooke and material. ©Carson Zullinger 2018
We woke up Saturday morning and it was off to the markets of Mossman. Anne and Chey went off looking for trinkets and I went wandering around looking for props. As soon as we entered I saw what I needed. I also got a dress so I was trinket hunting too. They had THE BEST…
I’m probably not the only photographer to be mesmerised by Ella Rose’s hands. She uses them to great effect to complement every pose. I made a feature of them in a few images.
Played around with different angles here. Up the stairs, downs the stairs, and some flash through the balustrade. Then over the balcony. I’ve added a few details of the shots that made up the final montage.
That’s what I discovered while shooting Anne on the Mossman River. One minute it was sitting firmly on my lens, next minute it hit the ground and rolled gently down the slope and plopped into the river. Then it just laid there in a few inches of water, just chillin’, nice and relaxed. Great start…