HELLO!

My name is Giacomo (James for short) and I am photographer based in the inner city suburb of Newtown.

I started GJZ PHOTOGRAPHY many moons ago and have worked across multiple genres such as portraiture, editorial, business, and commercial work.

My photographic style has been crafted after many years of taking pictures and I have been lucky enough to have my work featured in Australia, overseas, and received multiple accolades throughout the years.

The people who contact me are those who need portraits taken, business professionals needing headshots, models in need of portfolio updates, brands looking for that editorial look, and creatives needing portraits taken that are a little bit different.

I also love doing my own personal work such as landscape photography, capturing the streets of Sydney, exploring subcultures, and now teaching students.

I love working with people and I love taking pictures. If you have an idea that you want to get of the ground, have something super challenging that no one else wants to try, or are looking to learn how to use the camera, just let me know.

What work do I do?

Portraits of any kind - models , business people, musicians, creatives, anyone that needs there photo taken.

Ecommerce and editorial style work - brands that need look books, catalogues, website content, social media content, as well as anyone looking to launch a business..

Website refreshes - everyone selling and needs someone to photograph there business, services, or products.

Creative portraits - anything requiring big backgrounds, a creative touch, and something out of the ordinary that no one else wants to try.

Studio work as well as on location - from pure white studio backgrounds to sunset looks on the beach, I can help.

Celebrations - weddings of less then 20 (sometimes 30) people, engagement sessions, baptisms, and christenings.

Business portraits - LinkedIn head shots, conferences, website refreshes, events, as well as media releases.

A black and white photo of a man reclining on a wooden ladder with his feet elevated on a chair, against a textured backdrop with a patterned rug on the floor and crumpled paper underneath.