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David Brazil

David Brazil

David Brazil is a Blue Mountains based photographer and digitisation specialist who helps artists, galleries, and communities preserve their creative and cultural legacies. With over two decades of experience in photography, design, and heritage interpretation, David provides high-quality digitisation and documentation services, working with care, precision, and a deep respect for visual and historical material. David specialises in the archival digitisation of original artworks, including transparencies, prints, and large-format pieces. He also offers comprehensive exhibition documentation and performance photography, capturing the spatial, temporal, and emotional qualities of exhibitions, live art, and public events. His services are tailored to artists, academics and cultural institutions applying for grants, building portfolios, or creating long-term archives, ensuring their work is captured in faithful, high-resolution formats, ready for digital presentation or secure storage. He regularly collaborates with institutions such as the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, and has documented performances including Hands Heart & Feet at the Winter Magic Festival. His own projects, such as The Upper Reaches and Re-take Blue Mountains, funded by the City of the Arts program, reflect his broader interest in community, place, and visual storytelling. David also offers rephotography and digitisation of personal and historical collections, including delicate photo albums, family archives, and community heritage materials. Clients can choose on-site services or visit his Hazelbrook studio, with secure digital access provided for easy sharing and long-term use. Whether working with artists, performers, families, or curators, David Brazil combines creative insight with technical expertise, supporting those who want to preserve, share, or reflect on their work with professionalism and care.

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Claude Williamson

Claude Williamson

Wardrobe styling is my favourite activity. I love playing with clothes and collaborating to actualise a vision. As a stylist I prioritise client comfortability, director's vision and sustainability. Our current fashion industry is rife with waste, toxic attitudes and a focus on perfection. My professional practice aims to rewrite this and shift focus back onto the individual and highlighting creativity rather than perfection. To do so, I exclusively source from sustainable practitioners. I thrift, loan vintage, collaborate with local designers and upcycle pieces. This also allows me to be inclusive of a wide range of budgets, making my services accessible to anyone. I primarily work on shoots, whether it be fashion editorials, personal marketing campaigns or commercials, I am ready to be your portable stylist. I also have experience and love working on performance looks. In terms of client communication, I prefer to have 1-2 meetings prior to shoot/performance day to ensure goals are met and there is enough time to make the necessary adjustments. Depending on the job, one of these meetings will include a fitting or test run of the look and any other communication can be done in person or online. Each job is different and I am committed to tailoring my practice to best suit your needs. Please reach out if you have any questions, I am always happy to talk clothes :) Creative direction and fashion styling usually go hand in hand, however I am open to and love the role of creative direction as my sole purpose. In this role, I conceptualise ideas, manage the team, make all creative decisions for a project and generally lead projects from concept to completion. I love to be in charge and I love to collaborate. My process for CD is similar to styling, with a focus on client comfortability, director's vision and sustainability. However I also manage the team/project and tailor my practice to suit. Photography for me was born out of the desire to capture my looks in the way that I want. I shoot on a cannon digital and vintage digital. I love bts photography and capturing a more candid aesthetic. I am more recently exploring portrait and nature photography, but my main passion lies in fashion and music.

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Jonathon  Nelson

Jonathon Nelson

Jonathon Nelson is a furniture designer, craftsman, and events photographer based in the Blue Mountains, NSW. His practice centres on creating bespoke timber works that blend traditional woodworking techniques with contemporary aesthetics, often using reclaimed or locally sourced timbers to highlight the natural grain, texture, and unique character of each piece. Working across furniture making, custom framing, and carpentry, Jonathon is known for his refined simplicity and meticulous attention to detail. His designs, ranging from sculptural objects to functional joinery, reflect a strong commitment to sustainability and a deep respect for natural materials. In 2023, Jonathon collaborated with textile artist Kevina-Jo Smith on Climbing and Falling Through Light at Day Gallery, Blackheath. The immersive installation, featuring upcycled mixed media and handcrafted timber structures, explored memory, materiality, and environmental consciousness. The project exemplified Jonathon’s ability to integrate craftsmanship into broader artistic and conceptual narratives. Alongside his design practice, Jonathon is also an experienced events photographer, documenting exhibitions, performances, and community gatherings across the region. His photography, like his woodworking, is marked by quiet observation, strong composition, and an intuitive understanding of space and form. Through both making and documenting, Jonathon Nelson continues to contribute to the cultural life of the Blue Mountains, creating work that is at once grounded, thoughtful, and enduring.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF NGURRA

The City of the Blue Mountains is located within the Ngurra (Country) of the Dharug and Gundungurra peoples. MTNS MADE recognises that Dharug and Gundungurra Traditional Owners have a continuous and deep connection to their Country and that this is of great cultural significance to Aboriginal people, both locally and in the region. For Dharug and Gundungurra People, Ngurra takes in everything within the physical, cultural and spiritual landscape – landforms, waters, air, trees, rocks, plants, animals, foods, medicines, minerals, stories and special places. It includes cultural practice, kinship, knowledge, songs, stories and art, as well as spiritual beings, and people: past, present and future. Blue Mountains City Council pays respect to Elders past and present while recognising the strength, capacity and resilience of past and present Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Blue Mountains region.

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