A Timeless Approach to Editorial Portraiture in Melbourne
There’s something special about slowing down and creating purely for the sake of art.
This series of editorial portraits captured around Melbourne’s CBD is an opportunity to explore light, movement, and style in a way that is timeless and cinematic.
Shot on digital, 35mm film, and medium-format film by Club Grain, these portraits carry the depth and texture of analogue photography blended with the precision of digital storytelling. A modern love letter to fashion-focused portraiture.
Fashion-Focused, Artful Perspective
This session was designed to celebrate editorial composition and storytelling. Portraits that feel as at home in a gallery as they would in a wedding album.
Instead of traditional posing, we lean into light and movement, focusing on the flow of fabric, reflections in glass, and the emotional atmosphere within each frame.
The result is imagery that is cinematic and dreamlike. A delicate balance between fashion and emotion, structure and softness.
Digital and Film Photography (by Club Grain)
The portraits created during this shoot use a hybrid mix of digital and film to capture the best of both mediums.
– Digital: for clarity, flexibility, and the freedom to experiment.
– 35mm film: for its grain, movement, and raw, spontaneous energy.
– Medium-format film: for its painterly tones and exquisite depth.
Film slows the process, it invites you to observe light more intentionally and breathe with the moment. This mindfulness gives these portraits their artful, ethereal quality.
Creating Beyond the Wedding Day
I love when couples choose to dedicate a separate day to their portraits, either before or after the wedding.
These sessions allow creativity to unfold without timeline pressures. Space to experiment with styling, location, and emotion.
They’re ideal for couples who value editorial, artistic photography that reflects their personality and connection. Imagery that sits between fashion and fine art.
Cinematic, Dreamlike Portraits
The final gallery is like a collection of cinematic film stills – moody, romantic, and ethereal.
Light spilling over architecture and fabric, colours blend seamlessly, and every image evokes like a quiet pause in motion.
These sessions are made for the modern couple who see photography as art.
For those who are wanting something intentional, fashion-forward, and timeless to remember how their connection looked and felt.
Book Your Editorial Portrait Session
If you’re drawn to the idea of editorial portraits captured on digital and film, I’d love to bring that vision to life with you.
Sessions can be scheduled before or after your wedding day – or simply as a celebration of your story. Let’s create with direction, ease, and artistry.
Enquire here to start planning your own editorial couple photography session.
A Timeless Approach to Editorial Portraiture in Melbourne
There’s something special about slowing down and creating purely for the sake of art.
This series of editorial portraits captured around Melbourne’s CBD is an opportunity to explore light, movement, and style in a way that is timeless and cinematic.
Shot on digital, 35mm film, and medium-format film by Club Grain, these portraits carry the depth and texture of analogue photography blended with the precision of digital storytelling. A modern love letter to fashion-focused portraiture.
Fashion-Focused, Artful Perspective
This session was designed to celebrate editorial composition and storytelling. Portraits that feel as at home in a gallery as they would in a wedding album.
Instead of traditional posing, we lean into light and movement, focusing on the flow of fabric, reflections in glass, and the emotional atmosphere within each frame.
The result is imagery that is cinematic and dreamlike. A delicate balance between fashion and emotion, structure and softness.
Digital and Film Photography (by Club Grain)
The portraits created during this shoot use a hybrid mix of digital and film to capture the best of both mediums.
– Digital: for clarity, flexibility, and the freedom to experiment.
– 35mm film: for its grain, movement, and raw, spontaneous energy.
– Medium-format film: for its painterly tones and exquisite depth.
Film slows the process, it invites you to observe light more intentionally and breathe with the moment. This mindfulness gives these portraits their artful, ethereal quality.
Creating Beyond the Wedding Day
I love when couples choose to dedicate a separate day to their portraits, either before or after the wedding.
These sessions allow creativity to unfold without timeline pressures. Space to experiment with styling, location, and emotion.
They’re ideal for couples who value editorial, artistic photography that reflects their personality and connection. Imagery that sits between fashion and fine art.
Cinematic, Dreamlike Portraits
The final gallery is like a collection of cinematic film stills – moody, romantic, and ethereal.
Light spilling over architecture and fabric, colours blend seamlessly, and every image evokes like a quiet pause in motion.
These sessions are made for the modern couple who see photography as art.
For those who are wanting something intentional, fashion-forward, and timeless to remember how their connection looked and felt.
Book Your Editorial Portrait Session
If you’re drawn to the idea of editorial portraits captured on digital and film, I’d love to bring that vision to life with you.
Sessions can be scheduled before or after your wedding day – or simply as a celebration of your story. Let’s create with direction, ease, and artistry.
Enquire here to start planning your own editorial couple photography session.
