• Home
    • Folios
      • Eco Lifestyle
      • Surf Lifestyle
      • Travel
      • Documentary
      • Amazon Tribes
  • Case Studies
  • About
  • Contact
  • Blogs
  • Home
    • Folios
      • Eco Lifestyle
      • Surf Lifestyle
      • Travel
      • Documentary
        • Humanitarian & NGO
        • Japan Fishing Club
      • Amazon Tribes
  • Case Studies
  • About
  • Contact
  • Blogs
0429 211 567
info@wildflowerportraits.com.au

Copyright © Alicia Fox Photography 2025.
All Rights Reserved

Sydney Photographer – New In Town

May 26, 2013 aliciafox Fashion, Humanitarian Photography, NGO photography tags: bohemian, bohemian fashion, boho fashion, ethical photography, photographer, sydney based photographer, sydney eco photographer, sydney fashion photographer, sydney humanitarian photographer, sydney photographer, sydney portrait photographer, sydney travel photographer 0 comments
1103
0
After 4 years on the road (travelling through Japan and North, Central and South America) I have returned to Australia and decided to keep the adventures rolling by setting up in a brand new city. Sydney is my new home and I’m so excited about the opportunities ahead.  My photography will still be centred around bohemian fashion, portraiture and humanitarian photography, and I am specialising in photographing for brands of a sustainable and ethical nature. I’m enjoying networking with the other Sydney creatives, and inspiring each other’s ideas for photographic projects.  I’m also enjoying the lifestyle opportunities available here – yoga, dance, art, sub-cultures, and the fantastic organic markets that I’ve discovered in the Inner West.  www.organicfoodmarkets.com.au     I’d love to hear from anyone who is looking for a Sydney based photographer for an upcoming photography project.  Please feel free to contact me and I’ll get straight back to you to.  Enjoy the beautiful weather! Read More

Recent Posts

  • Alicia Fox Interviewed by Acaté, Peru
  • Dunghutti Elders Baby Welcoming Ceremony
  • Aboriginal Cultural Photo Shoot
  • A Kinchela Boy
  • National Reconciliation Week 2019