Blue Doors Studio.
Photography by Bryn Price
Whether you have some products you'd like shot, or you are wanting to build a modeling portfolio Blue Doors Studios can help.
I have a studio on Sydney's North Shore but can also shoot on location to include some of the great scenery we are afforded here in Australia.
I don't take pictures, I craft photos with love & passion. That is my most valued secret. I only do things that I love.
Since getting my first SLR camera when I was 16, I've loved capturing moments of life within a still frame. Whilst purely a hobby in my earlier years, I realised in 2001, when living in London, UK that I could combine my passion for photography and my love of Kiteboarding. Therefore I started working with Kiteboaring Manufactures, professional riders, and Powerkite Magazine (Arcwind publishing) to create both editorial and product shots for this fledgling extreme sport. This soon expanded to fashion, portraits and events.
Fast forward to 2014, and photography has become an important part of my life. It still remains as a creative outlet and passion rather than a day to day chore. This gives me the opportunity to work with like-minded individuals to create wonderful imagery that utilises my skills and experience and still stretches me to allow me to always be learning. I'm happy to have been published in the Sydney Morning Herald, Zoo Weekly, Powerkite Magazine, InLondon Magazine and many online sources and traditional catalogues. I have a home studio on Sydney's leafy north shore, with ample off street parking and great facilities, as well as notes on loads of unique locations around greater Sydney for achieving that special look.
To achieve real change, we have to expand boundaries. Because the Wild West of what-could-be is unexplored but rife with opportunity.
There’s more to photo than meets the eye. It’s when it meets the heart that an image creates a meaningful, lasting connection with the audience.
Combining my love of photography with my passion for craft beer and brewing, this personal project looks at the breweries and individuals that make this industry great.
From the cool stainless steel of the equipment to the warm hearts of those that operate it. Come on a journey of malts, hops and personalities.
Having previously shot on film with my Leica with a 35mm lens I enjoyed the wider viewpoint that comes from this focal length and how environmental portraits can be more interesting.
In this series utilising only the 35mm focal length and focusing mainly on environmental portraits I'm embracing the closer than normal shooting distance that makes the shooting process more intimate.
