Kevin Chamberlain is an award winning experienced Sydney commercial photographer, located in Epping. Kevin specialises in architecture photography (in Sydney and Australia wide) as well as product photography, corporate portrait photography, on site industrial photography, event photography & convention photography.
Our architectural photography spans domestic residential homes and home renovations through to offices, commercial apartment blocks, high rise multi storey buildings and industrial complexes - even mausoleums. We are based in Epping but we work on location all over the Sydney Metro and surrounding areas like the Hills District, Parramatta, Norwest, Chatswood, North Shore and even Wollongong,
Our conference photography and convention photography takes us to locations all over Sydney as well as NSW regions like Springwood, Wollongong and Leppington. We also travel to events in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Perth, Adelaide and Melbourne.
We have a studio in Pennant HIlls where we do much of our product photography and corporate portrait photography. However, we also photograph people and products on location.
Kevin has completed formal studies at the highly regarded Australian Centre for Photography in Paddington, Sydney as well as the TAFE Diploma of Photography (with Distinction ). He is a fully accredited Master Photographer of the Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP). The business is fully insured with 20 Million Dollars Public Liability cover.
Kevin has won NSW and National photography awards with the AIPP, including Finalist - Canon AIPP Australian Professional Commercial Photographer of the Year in 2013 & 2014 as well as NSW AIPP Commercial Photographer of the Year 2012 & again in 2015, We are dedicated to remaining an independent business that provides our best photography in the most personal yet professional manner available. We offer a Satisfaction Guarantee with all our work. Please see our website for more details.
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86A Parklands Rd, North Ryde, NSW, 2113
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