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The David Bowie is exhibition opened at ACMI in Melbourne two weeks ago and we have now had several clients hosting corporate functions there.
From what we saw of the exhibit really impressed us, with loads of handwritten lyrics, costumes and photos from his private collection.
We’re definitely going to be taking an afternoon off very soon to return and enjoy it without cameras around our necks!
EB is one of those conditions that affects relatively few people in Australia (a few thousand) and I’m thankful for that. Sadly though there are still many in our community who have to cope with it on a daily basis and the majority of those are kids. You can read up on EB here.
So, we were very glad to be able to donate our time and photographic skills to this worthy cause, which on the night raised over $300,000! Great going guys!
The Internoise group celebrated their 40th anniversary at their recent Melbourne conference at the MCEC and put on quite a party to celebrate the fact! We were excited to be there to photograph the plenary lectures, gala dinners, awards and general merriment.
Over 3 days, delegates from all over the world attended workshops, enjoyed the local sights, got up and close with some Australian wildlife, reaquainted themselves with colleagues and peers and of course, partied! The Welcome to Country opening ceremony with Aboriginal dancers and didgeridoo players was sensational and went down brilliantly with the international guests.
Amongst the fun and entertainment there was much swapping and sharing of accoustical information, with my favourite lecture delivering South Korean research into making electric cars audible to pedestrians for increased safety. It’s the future folks, so we should start thinking about these things!
The accompanying trade show was packed with the world’s top exhibitors in their field and I even got to glean some useful information for eliminating excessive noise at my daughter’s kindergarten!
With hundreds of photos delivered to the client, these are just a few from the event for a flavour of things.
We were delighted to be the official photographers at the annual ALC Forum held last week in Melbourne. Known for selecting impressive and iconic sporting venues wherever they are hosting an event, the world class MCG.
With the Cricket World Cup currently in play across cricket grounds in Australia and New Zealand, in between sessions delegates were able to watch the meticulous care that goes into preparing the best cricket field in Melbourne.
With a packed program of guest speakers, delegates were treated to a bevvy of high profile faces from the logistics industry and Australian federal politics including the ACCC’s Rod Sims, Jamie Briggs MP, and Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss MP.
The MCG once again proved itself as one of the best conference venues in Melbourne with it’s exceptional catering, great AV facilities, global reputation and naturally lit function rooms which are a joy to photograph in.
This is the view from the Member’s Dining Room at the MCG last night where we were pleased to be photographing the ALC Forum Annual Dinner.
The pitch is looking in great shape for the upcoming quarter final with Bangladesh!
Cricket aside, there was plenty of informative discussion and debate over the course of 2 days and all the delegates seemed really enthusiastic to be taking part which was great to see.
You may have heard on the event and conference grapevine that Conference Photography Australia are now servicing the Darwin region.
With several major events booked in the diary already, we’re looking forward to spending a little more time up in the heat and getting more acquainted with this beautiful part of the world.
So, if you’re planning an event or conference in the Darwin region then please do feel free to get in touch to discuss your options and to receive a tailored (and great value!) quote.
If you’ve been to the newly opened Darwin Convention Centre, you’ll already know what a great space it is, with it’s state of the art facilities. It really is world class but still keeping the intimate and friendly feel that you always receive in Darwin.
With the G20 summit due to kick off shortly in Brisbane, we’re going to be around the city alot in the coming weeks so whether it’s a cocktail party, corporate function or media launch you need a photographer for, please do keep us in mind as we’ll likely be able to book your event in between our other commitments.
With 3 professional event photographers on the ground covering various events during the G20 summit week we’re bound to have someone available at your required time so give us a call on 0490 340 069 or send us a message via the contact page – we’ll be in touch super fast!
Don’t forget, we our image turnaround is less than 24 hours! Need a photo as soon as we’ve taken it? No problem – simply let us know in advance and we’ll make sure that happens!
Last week saw the annual conference and gala dinner for the Victorian Taxi Association here in Melbourne.
This year was extra special, with the VTA celebrating their 50th year. With the taxi industry facing unprecedented changes and competition it’s good to see a strong association supporting drivers and taxi operators whilst they get on with the day to day running of their businesses.
Starting at The Langham on Melbourne’s Southbank the two day conference, packed full of notable speakers was punctuated by the gala dinner held at Zinc Federation Square.
If you’ve eaten there, you don’t need us to tell you how good the food and the service is!
Amongst the high profile guest speakers was Melbourne’s Deputy Lord Mayor Susan Riley who entertained the guests with her lighthearted banter.
