Perth Professional Photographers is based in Perth, Western Australia. There are two partners in the business, Graham and Kheng. We are passionate about photography and capturing portraits of the key moments in life. We love the art and science of photography, as well as sharing the enjoyment it can bring to our customers. We have both been shooting for over 20 years and are constantly adding to our knowledge of the latest techniques and equipment.

At Perth Professional Photographers we pride ourselves on providing a dynamic, creative and competitive service for all our clients. We do this because we love it! We are passionate about photography. If you’re looking for quality photography with superior design and style that comes with unrivalled and reliable service, you’ve arrived! We create not just images with style; we create your precious memories and tell a story of your day, producing a quality product. It is without doubt we’re passionate about your photography needs.

I have been holding a camera since I was 12 years old using my dad’s Olympus OM-1 film SLR. Ever since then I have learnt that a picture speaks louder than words. Whenever I revisit the old photos, it still brings back memories of when I took that picture and the mood I was in at that moment when I “clicked” that shutter button. As a professional photographer I strive to cement that very moment, that very emotion when I “click” that shutter button. It brings me no greater pleasure in hearing you say, “Ah yes… I remember that… “

I have had a love affair with photography on and off for over 20 years. I picked up the shutter bug back in school, whilst holding a Pentax K1000. My first SLR which was a Yashika FX-3. In the early days I spent days in a lab developing and printing black and whites and occasionally even doing colour. I loved the feeling of producing something to show friends and family from a little black-brown plastic strip. The emotion which is created from the art and science of it is amazing. The idea of recording something as an image burnt on to a negative forever for other generations to see leaves me feeling nostalgic. I love the feeling of doing that using todays technology, it gives me the same buzz.