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On-Point Photography WA On-Point Photography (WA) was established in 2018 by owner and photographer, Robert Fullgrabe.
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Robert commenced photography as a hobby, gathering candid snaps of family and friends, private events, extending to the occasional landscape or animal. Robert has the ability to capture beautiful images, seeing moments others miss or aren't ready to explore. Robert's passion for photography grew into collaborations through "Group Shoot" events, allowing other artistic people to get together to share their passion, skills and knowledge. This lead to further networking and partnerships with models, photographers, Hair & Makeup Artists (HMUA), stylists and more. Roberts networking and collaborative exploration has seen him work with published models such as Indigenous model Danara Michael, and Inked Alternative Model (Blood Barbie) Leah Peterson. Robert has also been privileged to work with WA born musician and singer/songwriter Billy Woodley, who commissioned works for use of advertising posters, as well as publication of his self-titled album "Billy Woodley" in 2022, which in Robert's words "Is an honour". Driven by the passion and opportunities, in 2020 Robert commenced his studies to complete his Diploma of Photography, working alongside local WA based AIPP (Australian Institute of Professional Photographers) Members and lecturers. Although at this point Robert had gained knowledge and understanding through self educational methods, this opportunity assisted with refining and honing his skills. A move to Sydney late in 2020 opened the diverse doors of the industry for Robert, with the prospects of high end opportunities within the industry. As an Indigenous photographer, Robert strives to work with people from all forms of life, with a continual focus on working with Indigenous people. Robert's work with Indigenous people encourages self-esteem within each individual, helping them on their journey to connect back to their roots (connecting with country) where possible. Such inspiration comes from fellow Queensland Indigenous photographer Trent White. Robert's aspirations are as culturally specific as Trent's, with the intentions to work state-wide, for both non-commercial and commercial purposes. It is Robert's mission as a photographer to provide work and services that are not only fun, energetic, informative and enjoyable, but are value for money and "On-Point".

WATCH THIS SPACE!!!!News coming Friday. So humble and yet so happy all in the same token - don’t know what to say or doW...
23/09/2026

WATCH THIS SPACE!!!!

News coming Friday.

So humble and yet so happy all in the same token - don’t know what to say or do

Won’t be released til Friday.

On-Point Photography WA is proud to present Miss Lucy Carter - Heritage GEMs Australia 2026, on a journey to represent A...
19/09/2026

On-Point Photography WA is proud to present Miss Lucy Carter - Heritage GEMs Australia 2026, on a journey to represent Australia this coming November 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand.

Hailing from Geraldton, WA - Lucy is a 15 year old neurodivergent young lady, diagnosed with ADHD and level 2 autism - BUT if you met her and got to know her the way we do, you wouldn’t know.
Lucy projects herself in a very kind, loving, caring and professional manner, always striving to be a role model for other young ladies and others who are neurodivergent and suffer with ADHD / Autism.

As a part of Lucy’s journey, On-Point Photography (WA) has teamed up with her manager (and mum), Sammy Jean Carter to build a wonderful array of images, suitable for a portfolio.

Through the journey so far, Lucy has undertaken workshops and training in relation to modelling and runway process’s provided by Turning Point Models Australia, as well as taking part in a very wonderful fundraising fashion show, hosted at Batavia Brewing last month. This fundraiser saw many participants walk down the runway and model items from some wonderful local businesses. Many others behind the scenes as well.

Currently, many other people are becoming involved with Lucy’s preparations for the event in November, with so much going on behind the scenes. And to all those people and businesses, we thank you!

Currently, there are opportunities to sponsor Lucy - whether as an individual, or as a business. And as a major sponsor of Lucy, On-Point Photography (WA) is committed to further adding to the current sponsorship agreement, increasing the overall sponsorship from $500 to $1500 - which will be a huge boost to Lucy’s sponsorship and journey.

This additional commitment and further sponsorship is due to the level of commitment Lucy and her “MuMANAGER” have towards her success and participation of the event.
Their constant engagement and support of On-Point Photography (WA) shows passion, dedication, motivation and ambition - not only towards the success of the pageant, but also the success of On-Point Photography (WA). So for that, we say THANK YOU in a huge way!

For more information on the pageant, Lucy’s journey, or On-Point Photography (WA) - keep following or drop us a message.
If you or someone you know would like to be a part of this incredible opportunity, feel free to let us know.

You can further support Lucy by casting your vote for her in the PEOPLES CHOICE poll.
https://heritagepageant.com/vote/92

*** ITS OFFICIAL ***Proud to announce Lucy Carter - Heritage GEMs Australia 2026 - Finally allowed to release the crown ...
15/09/2026

*** ITS OFFICIAL ***

Proud to announce Lucy Carter - Heritage GEMs Australia 2026 - Finally allowed to release the crown and sash images. Ready to make her pilgrimage to Thailand in November to represent Australia, Western Australia and Geraldton.

To throw your support behind Lucy, get into this link and cast your vote: https://heritagepageant.com/vote/92

Thank you Lucy Carter - Heritage GEMs Australia 2026 and Sammy Jean Carter - MuMANAGER 2026

On-Point Photography WA is proud to sponsor Lucy on her journey
Thailand 2026



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Melissa Price MP
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Senator Dorinda Cox - see :)

7NEWS Perth
Geraldton Guardian
ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt

Featured in Viewpoint To Focus Magazine.Proud of  Lucy Carter - Heritage GEMs Australia 2026 for all that she is achievi...
15/09/2026

Featured in Viewpoint To Focus Magazine.

Proud of Lucy Carter - Heritage GEMs Australia 2026 for all that she is achieving on her journey to Heritage Pageant in November 2026

✨DAILY ♡ FEATURE✨

Today we are featuring this beautiful image from On-Point Photography WA! Head over to their page and show this photographer’s page some love! 🫶

15/09/2026
Snippets from the first official sponsor portfolio shoot with Chloe Images courtesy of On-Point Photography WAPhotograph...
15/09/2026

Snippets from the first official sponsor portfolio shoot with Chloe

Images courtesy of On-Point Photography WA
Photographer - Robert Fullgrabe
Model - Chloe Clift
Location Greenough Historic Settlement
Date 31st August 2026

Chloe is representing Australia as Miss Heritage Australia 2026 at the Heritage Pageant in Bangkok this coming November. On-Point Photography (WA) is proud to be sponsoring Chloe through this journey.

More images to come.....

14/09/2026

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Lucy — The Girl Who Dared to ShineLucy has a way of entering a room that made it feel brighter.She is bright, bubbly and...
02/09/2026

Lucy — The Girl Who Dared to Shine

Lucy has a way of entering a room that made it feel brighter.

She is bright, bubbly and full of energy, with a laugh that seems to arrive a few seconds before she does. She loves music, colour, fashion and anything that gives her a chance to be creative. When Lucy smiles, people can't help but smile back.

But behind that confidence was a girl who experienced the world a little differently. Neurodivergence hasn’t stopped her for one second - she throws confidence and positivity everywhere she goes.

Sometimes sounds felt louder to Lucy than they seemed to other people. Sometimes a busy room could leave her overwhelmed. Her mind raced with ideas, questions and possibilities, often jumping from one thought to another before she had finished explaining the first.

For a long time, Lucy wondered why some things that seemed easy for other people could be difficult for her.

Then she discovered something important.

Being different didn't mean being less.

It simply meant she had her own way of seeing the world.

Lucy found her confidence through modelling.

At first, stepping in front of a camera made her nervous. There were lights, people, directions and a hundred little things happening at once. But once the photographer said, “Whenever you're ready, we will take this at your pace” something changed.

Lucy stood tall.

She smiled.

And she became completely herself.

Modelling wasn't about trying to become somebody else. For Lucy, it became a way of showing other people what was possible when you stopped apologising for being different.

She worked hard. She learned how to handle nerves, how to prepare for busy events and how to turn unexpected moments into opportunities. When something didn't go according to plan, Lucy learned to take a breath, reset and try again.

Her journey wasn't perfect.

There were days when she doubted herself. Days when she wondered whether she belonged. Days when the world felt like it was moving far too quickly.

But Lucy kept going.

And slowly, young girls began to notice her.

They saw someone who could walk onto a stage with confidence while still being wonderfully herself. They saw someone energetic and enthusiastic, but also compassionate and genuine. They saw that success didn't require everyone to think, learn or experience the world in exactly the same way.

Lucy became more than a model.

She became a role model.

Whenever a young woman told her, “You made me believe I could do it too,” Lucy's smile became even bigger.

Because that was the real reason she kept stepping in front of the camera.

Not for the crown.

Not for the applause.

But for the girl watching from the audience who was still wondering whether she was good enough.

Lucy wanted her to know something she had learned herself:

You don't have to change who you are to find your place in the world.

Sometimes, your differences are the very things that help you shine.

And Lucy?

She was still shining. ✨

Lucy Carter
It has been a beautiful journey and pleasure working with you over the past few months. Watching you learn, watching you grow, watching you become a role model for other young women. Your journey continues, and so will your aspirations.

THANK YOU ( & Sammy Jean Carter) for allowing me to be here though this journey. I can only see things growing bigger and brighter for you.


With Mid West Chamber of Commerce and Industry- MWCCI – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉
31/08/2026

With Mid West Chamber of Commerce and Industry- MWCCI – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

31/08/2026

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Geraldton, WA

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm
Saturday 12pm - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 3pm

Telephone

+61455255216

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