PROFILES                                                                                                           

ANTHONY POWTER

Anthony first picked up a camera at age 7, having been introduced to photography by his father. He has completed degrees in commerce and law, but his passion remained with getting that “banger” photo (which he claims he is yet to get). 

Anthony’s experience has ranged from a vast array of sporting and function events, including the Sydney 2000 Games, Rugby, Cricket and he has a special interest in golf, shooting European, Australasian and USPGA & USLPGA Tour events

His work has also included assignments for various sporting associations, newspapers, websites, magazines and clubs. Anthony's work has been published in Australian Golf Digest, Australian Women's Golf and Golf Magazine.

Anthony has written numerous articles and is a competent photojournalist capable of delivering both photo and written media within defined deadlines. 

Anthony exclusively uses Nikon gear with his favourite equipment being  his D3S and 500mm F4.

In the field

At the Golf

Peter took up photography at the age of 10 throwing around a twin lens reflex Rollei which was a gift from an elderly Russian friend of the family. Photography has continued to be a passion for Peter who specialises in portraiture, sports and landscapes.  

Peter has also completed degrees in Arts with Honours and Law, but he follows his photography with a passion. Peter won the Best Photo Award at the 2000 Athletics Australia Media Awards for a shot of Matt Shervington and Pat Johnston at the start of the 100m in the Optus Athletics Grand Prix series. More recently he took out the City Of Sydney NYE Fireworks Photo Award in 2006.

Due to his diverse interests, Peter is at home behind the lens at sporting events, commercial shoots, family portrait sessions, parties and weddings.  His sporting background also lends itself to provision of written articles to accompany his photos if required.

Peter uses Nikon equipment for general shooting, a Mamiya RB67 for medium format shots, and he still has the Rollei for nostalgic purposes!

Covering the Athletics

With his Mamiya