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Fragments of Light
Model- Scarlet Bow

Golden Grace Model- Bhawna Mahajan

Beauty Awaken Model- Amelia Bloom

Cover Model- Cleo De Fleur Golden Era Model- Bhawna Mahajan

AUSTRALASIA'S TOP EMERGING PHOTOGRAPHERS AWARD 2026

Captured at sunrise in Bali, this series reflects the quiet rhythm of coastal life before the day fully begins. As the first light moves across the water, local fishermen step into the shallows, casting their nets with skill, patience and tradition.

There is a stillness in these images, but also movement — the pull of the tide, the sweep of the net, the changing colour of the sky and the reflection of a life lived close to the sea. This series is a tribute to the beauty of everyday moments, cultural connection and the timeless relationship between people, place and nature.

 
 

AUSTRALASIA'S TOP EMERGING PHOTOGRAPHERS AWARD 2026

This golden era series celebrates elegance, culture and feminine strength through rich detail, dramatic lighting and gold-toned styling. Each image is designed to feel regal and cinematic, highlighting the beauty of traditional adornment while bringing a modern editorial edge to the portraits.

Through layered textures, intricate jewellery, soft veiling and expressive posing, the series explores both delicacy and power.

AUSTRALASIA'S TOP EMERGING PHOTOGRAPHERS AWARD 2026

This Bali water temple series captures the quiet beauty and spiritual atmosphere of Bali’s water temples, where architecture, landscape and reflection come together in harmony. Surrounded by misty mountains, still water, bamboo and traditional temple structures, each image reflects the calm and sacred feeling of place.

Through soft natural light, layered greenery and mirrored reflections, the series explores the connection between culture, nature and stillness. These photographs are a tribute to Bali’s timeless beauty — peaceful, detailed and deeply atmospheric.

QLD Arts & Fashion Festival 2026

Editorial Day Shoot Designer: Aingel Models: Rhiannon Walters, Tahisha Arcega, Elynn Aliangan, Silvia De Carvalho

Australian Wearable Art Festival 2026

The Australian Wearable Art Festival brought together extraordinary designers, artists, models and performers for a vibrant celebration of imagination, craftsmanship and storytelling. Photographing the festival was an incredible opportunity to capture wearable artworks as they came to life on the runway. From intricate sculptural headpieces and elaborate handcrafted garments to bold, theatrical performances, every creation offered something unique.

The AWAF collection highlights the movement, detail and emotion of the event, while celebrating the remarkable talent behind each design. It was a privilege to document such an inspiring display of creativity and to preserve these unforgettable moments through photography.
Nicki Nigh