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Aboriginal Photography

Aboriginal Photography

Recent Projects

Cathy Freeman Foundation

Photograph of Aboriginal kids running on a dirt road Elcho Island NT by Wayne Quilliam

Wayne has been the Cathy Freeman Foundation's photographer and videographer for many years.  He travels Wooribinda, Tiwi, Elcho and Palm Islands to record this incredible work.

Digital Storytelling

Photography of Indigenous singer/songwriter Shelly Morris by Wayne Quilliam

Encouraging communities to record their own stories in rural, remote and urban communities is one of Wayne's passions.

Ernst and Young

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Creating specific visual narratives to meet the individual needs of the client is a skill Wayne Quilliam is well know for.  Companies like Ernst and Young contract

 Wayne to build their photographic libraries.

United Nations

Photograph of Wayne Quilliams exhibitions in New York and Geneva

The United Nations in New York and Geneva have engaged Wayne several times to create culturally appropriate International exhibitions.

Conference Photography

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Wayne has recorded over 1000 conferences and events around the world.  Capturing the essence of the moment is his specialty.

Drone Pilot

Drone photograph of sunrise over central desert by wayne quilliam

Cinema quality drone photographs and video of rural, remote and urban areas


About

Background

A.Professor Quilliam is one of Australia's most respected modern day Aboriginal storytellers. With more than 30 years experience working in rural, remote and urban communities Wayne experience and network of contacts is unparalleled.

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Photography as Communication

Culturally relevant and location specific visual campaigns are the the most effective form of communication to engage with Indigenous communities.  Wayne's reputation to consult, organise and develop strategies is second to none. 

Sharing Stories

Indigenous people have shared stories through song, dance and art since the beginning of time. Aboriginal Photography continues this tradition through modern technology.