The two sides of Angus McRitchie

Photographer Angus McRitchie understands the exuberance of colour so well. Joyous, riotous, uncontrolled colour is captured through his lens and loses none of its vibrancy in the process. But just as he has a wonderful grasp of bright colour Ritchie can capture the calm earthiness of neutrals as well. Another fabulous Australian photographer. Love this portfolio.

Images from Angus McRitchie Photography

Jonny Valiant

Jonny Valiant is a photographer from Australia with an incredibly keen eye for creating beautiful photos. "Jonny indulges his 15-year passion for precision still-life photography and his love of interiors with a healthy voyeuristic obsession with exactly why people put the things in their houses that they do." He's contributed to magazines such as Australian Vogue, Vogue Living, Architectural Digest, Inside Out, Home Beautiful and InStyle. I love the eclectic style of the first group of photos, and how he has captured the mystery and personality of these spaces.

Mikkel Vang

Mikkel Vang is a photographer who takes such stunning photos that they speak volumes. Like the first photo above. It's telling me to go out and find the cutest pink bed I can find. The one below it is so pretty, it's saying that draping a feather boa over something adds instant glam and girliness.

Francis Smith

Welcome to the talent that is Francis Smith, photographer. His is an awesome portfolio and an equally impressive client list. A Vasser graduate his artistic studies have translated easily to his photographic work. These photos are from the 2007 Hampton Designer Showhouse. These incredible rooms by some of America's leading interior designers and decorators have been captured in all their vibrancy by Francis and his camera. Takes a strong photographer to take great photos of strong rooms.

Images from Francis Smith

Deborah Whitlaw LLewellyn

Deborah Whitlaw LLewellyn is a wonderful photographer who has really beautiful interiors in her portfolio. I love that she photographs the rooms with the focal point at an angle. It gives the photos life and dimension. You feel as if you are there. These are my favourites.