Some of our work - illustrative

 This watch was photographed for a self promotion post card for the studio. The watch is sitting on some roasted coffee beans and has been lit to produce some side lighting to ensure maximum detail in the watch winding knob plus the beans.

Greg Cary talk back radio host photographed on air at Brisbane's 4BC. This shot eventually became the cover photo for his memoirs, "An Absence of Certainty". You can buy a copy here.

Shot at un underground heavy vehilce workshop at BHP Billiton's Cannington minesite. An amazing place to shoot. We were crafting images for a "Safety Themed" Calendar. The flair was digitally introduced to provide some tension  in the image.

Media personality Greg Cary has written a murder mystery novel as a follow up to his first book, "An Absence of Certainty". This is the cover image and design  Mark created as a concept for the book for Greg to give to his publisher. This basic design has been used with the addition of some "blood"  and some further fine tuning.

You can order your own copy of the book here. 

Studio shoot for Bradnam's Group. This was to show the effect of various finishes to glass sheeting and how much it distorts the light passing through it. This type of glass is often used as privacy glass.

From the same series, studio shoot for Bradnam's Group. This was to show the effect of various finishes to glass sheeting and how much it distorts the light passing through it. This type of glass is often used as privacy glass.

A glazier at Bradnam's Group cutting mirrored glass to size for a new home. 

Studio shoot for Bradnam's Group. This was to show the effect of various finishes to glass sheeting and how much it distorts the light passing through it. This type of glass is often used as privacy glass.

From the same series, studio shoot for Bradnam's Group. This was to show the effect of various finishes to glass sheeting and how much it distorts the light passing through it. This type of glass is often used as privacy glass.

Up on the roof getting some shots for a roof restoration company.  They removed the tiled roof and replaced it with Colorbond.

One from the same series, a worker finishing off a commerical roof on a shopping centre.

Zoysia grass for Eureka Nurseries. A very popular "non mow" grass, this image was one of a series for their website.

Unit shoot for a property developer at Chermside. Making a smaller place look bigger without distorting the verticals.

Unit shoot for a property developer at Chermside. Making a smaller place look bigger without distorting the verticals.

Unit shoot for a property developer at Chermside. Making a smaller place look bigger without distorting the verticals.

It's astounding

Time is fleeting

Madness takes it's toll...”

Any baby boomer would recognise the opening lines to Time Warp.  And there truly is a time warp in an old service station in the inner northern suburbs of Brisbane. Hendra Motors is a jump to the past for any casual observer or customer. This small suburban petrol station is a snapshot of what the Australian automotive service industry was 

The boss ordering parts for cars at Hendra Motors. One of the oldest family owned garages in Brisbane. They still pump your petrol, clean your windscreen and can service and repair your car for you. Amazing people.

While doing the shoot at Hendra Motors we took the opportunity to put Mark's bike in the lube bay for a shot. Hendra Motors is one of the oldest family owned garages in Brisbane. They still pump your petrol, clean your windscreen and can service and repair your car for you. Amazing people.

Corporate headshots, all a part of branding your business. This is Steve Kerrin from Kerrin Lawyers

Real estate agents who don't use a professional photographer will always look second best; that's why I have trusted Mark Taylor at Clayfield Studio for the last ten years with all my personal profile imagery. Clients at the high end of the market expect exceptional quality and Mark has consistently delivered the results to a standard beyond compromise."

Trevor Kidd

Sometimes we shoot on a high key background when the finsined image needs to be deep etched. For example here is a shoot for a Hair Salon who had this image dropped onto a coloured poster for a magazine advert. The hard white background makes it easier for the graphic designer to etch or "draw" around her head.

Scale model halftrack photoraphed at a modellers show.

Scale model US Navy jet  photographed at a modellers show.

Cast aluminium model of a WW2 "Flying Porcupine".  This flying boat got its name from all of the RDF antennas on it.  The image was created in the studio with some complex lighting and then colour changes in Photo Shop. The orignal model is white in colour.

Holden FJ model photographed in the studio on a still life table.  Lighting cut back with a french flag to allow tonal graduation on the back ground.

Ftont on view of Holden FJ model photographed in the studio on a still life table.  Lighting cut back with a french flag to allow tonal graduation on the back ground.

More front on view, Holden FJ model photographed in the studio on a still life table.  Lighting cut back with a french flag to allow tonal graduation on the back ground.