EA Photography and Design

There’s something truly special about autumn in Melbourne. The crisp air, golden leaves, and warm sunlight transform the city into a photographer’s dream. On this beautiful autumn day, I headed into Melbourne CBD with my camera to soak up the atmosphere, explore the city streets, and capture everyday moments that make Melbourne feel alive. For the full series of photos, check out the video below Melbourne CBD In Autumn One of the highlights of the day was visiting the brand-new ANZAC and the State Library Station. The station’s sleek modern architecture perfectly contrasts Melbourne’s historic streets and laneways. It’s exciting to see how the city continues to evolve while still holding onto its unique character and charm. State Library train station From there, I wandered through the CBD, taking in the street life that makes Melbourne one of the most vibrant cities in Australia. Cafés buzzing with conversation, trams rolling through the streets, and people enjoying the sunshine creat...

 There’s something truly magical about seeing hot air balloons floating across the Melbourne skyline just as the city begins to wake up. The early morning chill, the glow of sunrise, and the sound of giant burners firing into the crisp air created an unforgettable atmosphere that felt almost dreamlike. I had the opportunity to photograph several hot air balloons as they prepared for take-off before heading toward the Melbourne CBD. Watching the crews unpack the balloons, inflate them, and carefully guide them upright was just as fascinating as seeing them drift peacefully into the sky. Preparing to take off Photographing hot air balloons is all about timing and atmosphere. The soft sunrise tones added warmth to the images, while the balloons' movement created a sense of adventure and freedom. Some of the best moments came before take-off — watching the balloons inflate, seeing the reflections of light across the fabric, and capturing the anticipation of passengers as they prepare...

 Some days are just… different. Not because of anything dramatic, but because something quietly shifts inside you. That’s what this visit to Melbourne Zoo felt like. I didn’t go in expecting anything more than a casual wander with my camera. But somewhere between the enclosures, the sounds, and the stillness, it turned into something much more personal. The tiger didn’t roar. It didn’t perform. It just… looked. There was a stillness in that gaze that stopped me in my tracks. Through the lens, everything else faded—the people, the noise, the movement. It felt like being seen, not just observing. You don’t realise how powerful silence can be until you’re standing in front of something that doesn’t need to prove its strength. Critically endangered Sumatran tiger The lions were different. They were calm. Almost peaceful. Sitting in the warmth, eyes half-closed, like they carried the weight of the world without needing to show it. Something is humbling about that kind of quiet confi...

Watching a city change is mesmerising, and Melbourne’s always got something new going on. You see it in the fresh towers popping up, the tiny tweaks in hidden alleys, even along the river—every corner has a story. ‘Melbourne Over the Years’ isn’t just a bunch of photos. It’s like freezing moments in time, a collection that really grabs the city’s energy. Later on, people can look back and see just how much Melbourne has shifted and grown. Melbourne CBD Along the Yarra River Where It All Began – 2009 We start from 2009, right in the heart of the city. I had a Sony A-100, barely any clue how to use it, and honestly, everything felt fresh and a little bit chaotic. I messed around with lighting, kept tweaking things, and somewhere along the way, I fell for Melbourne’s energy after the sun went down. That night, I tried my first long exposure shots. Seeing the city lights shimmer, the river turn silky, and the whole scene wake up after dark just floored me. The ongoing series will capture t...

It’s the perfect time to celebrate Melbourne, a city bursting with colour, creativity, and surprises! Time Out Magazine has named Melbourne the best city in the world for 2026, and it’s easy to understand why. From its famous laneways, where street art is always evolving, to its lively café scene and top-notch events, Melbourne keeps drawing people in. Whether you’re snapping photos or just soaking in the vibe, there’s always something fresh to discover. As someone who loves capturing Melbourne’s beauty through photography, I had to share a collection of stunning images from the CBD. These photos give you a taste of what makes Melbourne so unique—its architecture, its energy, and the special character that makes it shine on the world stage. City of Melbourne at night What makes Melbourne so special? Melbourne isn’t just the best city in the world because of one thing; it’s a fantastic blend of culture, creativity, and lifestyle. Here are a few reasons why the city keeps shining:  ...

A Tropical Escape Worth Experiencing If the Philippines has ever been on your travel bucket list, Palawan is one destination that absolutely lives up to the hype. Before I even set foot in this tropical paradise, I had seen countless photos of its crystal-clear waters and lush jungle landscapes—but experiencing it in person is something else entirely. On this adventure, we stayed at the beautiful Four Points by Sheraton in Palawan, a relaxing luxury retreat located just steps away from the beach. Imagine waking up to the sound of gentle waves, warm ocean air and golden tropical sunrises. It’s the perfect base for exploring one of the most breathtaking parts of the Philippines. Sabang Beach Staying at the Four Points Sheraton – Beachside Bliss The Four Points by Sheraton Palawan is the ideal blend of comfort and island luxury. Nestled near Sabang Beach, it’s a wonderful place to unwind after a day of exploring. Here are some highlights of your stay: Enjoy privacy away from the beach Sav...