Ballarat Photographer

Infocus Photography & Video studio

(Formally known as 10by8 Infocus Photography & Video Horizons)

Now operates from a spacious studio in the Ballarat CBD area with easy car parking and access.

Photography & video services for weddings, family, model portfolios, glamour, portraits, maternity, dance, corporate, industrial, aviation and many other events. I also like experimenting with light to sometimes achieve dramitic results as well as very subtle and often implied glamourous forms of photography.

Why I love photography.

What I love the most about photography, is the people I meet and photograph, and the unique creative element that can be achieved.

Photography is most enjoyed when people are relaxed, having fun and at best, being themselves.

From Headshots, formal functions, creating model portfolios, weddings to family occasions. Photography for me is about capturing a natural spontaneity and is the foundation of my photographic style. I aim to capture, as well as your individuality, those magical moments that only experience and an eye for detail can produce. In it's simplest form, my aim is to keep the focus on you at being yourself.

At Infocus Photography and Video studio, I trust the evidence of what I shoot speaks for itself.

I operate in and around Ballarat and am prepared to travel anywhere. However, depending upon the level of service, some travelling costs may apply.

Together, I look forward to being a small part of your journey. Let’s work together  -  besides I can’t do it without you!

If you would like to see my some of the specialised video services, please visit the site at

Video Horizons

Rob Clark

Contact

INFOCUS PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO
Shop 102 Main Road, Ballarat Vic 3350
Phone: +61 3 5334 4889
Mobile: 0418 131 962

Operating hours are Monday-Friday 9am - 6pm

Saturday and any other time by appointment

QUESTION?

Should you hear these comments from your photographer?

There is no standard pricing scale, but I'm the cheapest.

You can fix it all with Photoshop, right?

Which is the best lens to use?

Everyone has an opinion, but I don't!

What settings should I use for a wedding?

My camera is bigger, so my pictures are better!

I shoot with a UV filter on, it keeps the prints from fading.

I'm the new kid on the block!

I do it for the money now.

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