I’m Jonas, and I work at the intersection of marketing and photography. I’m interested in how strong visuals and clear storytelling can help people connect with an idea, a message, or a moment.

My Journey

I’ve been photographing for more than fifteen years. During that time, I’ve worked across creative campaigns, weddings, family portrait sessions, event photography and more. Each setting has offered something different and has shaped the way I pay attention to people and their stories. Those experiences have sharpened my eye for detail and strengthened my appreciation for how a single image can communicate clearly, spark connection, and hold meaning long after the moment has passed.

Photo Party

Photo Party grew from an idea that meaningful, well-designed prints could serve both as memories and as small pieces of communication. The business brings together my interests in visual design, branding, and audience engagement. It has shown me how much impact a simple, well-crafted image can have.

Family Portraits

In recent years, I’ve focused more on family portraits. Becoming a parent myself has given me a deeper appreciation for how quickly seasons change and how precious these moments are. It’s rewarding to capture something that will hold its meaning long after the day has passed. My aim is to create images that feel natural, grounded, and true to the people in them.

Always Developing

After more than a decade with a camera in hand, I still enjoy the process of learning and refining. There is always another way to see, frame, or tell a story.

If you’re looking for photography that pairs creative clarity with thoughtful communication, I’d be glad to work with you.

What’s my most memorable project?

Since 2021, I’ve been working with Indooroopilly Shopping Centre on their annual Mother’s Day portrait activation. Across three weekends, I photograph more than 150 portrait sessions and capture countless meaningful moments. Providing families with beautiful portraits is deeply rewarding, and it brings me real joy to preserve the fleeting moments that make this season of life so memorable.