Adrian Lander is a commercial photographer and film director. With over 25 years experience working on some of Australia’s best brands, Adrian has become sought after for his eye-to-detail, his beautiful lighting and composition and his can-do approach. He lives in Melbourne and works throughout Australia.
Philosophy for the past 10 years, directing and shooting motion has formed an increasingly big part of Adrian’s work. Still life studio work has served him well, giving him a really good base for lighting on location. Creating different moods with creative lighting is the basis for his photographic style. This has resulted in a consistent symbiosis between the still images and video.
Adair Lander is Adrian’s producer and has 25 years experience in photography and motion production. As a director/producer team we offer full service production.
We work cohesively with a range of talented and experienced people to get the best results. We are flexible and scalable depending on job requirements and budgets.
Brands & Agencies: Bega, Clemenger BBDO, CHEP, CUB/Asahi, De Longhi, Dentsu, Frankly, FareShare, Fenton Stephens, Grill’d, IKEA, Meyer Japan, NAB, Nexus Design, Nutromics, Otway Pork, PACT Group, 7 Eleven, The Monkeys, Thinkerbell, Sick Dog Wolfman, Red Rock Deli.
Food & Wineries: Changing Winds, Craiglee, Dalwhinnie, Foxy’s Hangout, Head Wines, Giant Steps, Mount Mary, Montalto, Quealy, Two Tonne, Ghost Rock, Fogerty Wine, Yeringberg, Pepe’s Italian, The Lucas Group, The Kingston.
We have a studio in Collingwood Melbourne with a full kitchen perfect for food shoots.
Adrian’s awards include: Louis Roederer Artistry of Wine Award (2018), Pink Lady Food Photographer of the year –finalist (2017), Louis Roederer Artistry of Wine Award (2014) for Yeringberg shortfilm, Communication Arts Photography Annual 2010 – Award of Excellence.
Adrian’s personal work has been widely exhibited, including: Pin-Up Gallery – Material Series group show – WOOD (2014), Pin-Up Gallery – Material Series group show – GLASS (2013), The Grey Area – GLASS Doors with Elaine Miles (2015), The Grey Area – Departures Group Show (2017), Tacit Gallery – Chromotopia (2018), The Grey Area – Liminal (2019)