Dandyman Photography

Name: Dandyman Photography
Address: Perth, WA, AU
Telephone: +61431394992
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I endeavour to capture those candid moments, that are organic and real with a chic and slick flare-a Cheers, Daniel of Dandyman Images

Hi there,

my name is Daniel Anderson of Dandyman Images, but you can call me Dandy or Dan. I grew up in Midwest coast of Western Australia in the tiny fishing town of Jurien Bay. I'm currently living and working between there and Perth, with plans to move to Melbourne later in the year. Photography as been a lifelong hobby and whenever out and about, I would have camera in hand capturing anything

and everything that caught my eye. It's only been recently I've started to get serious, with my hobby becoming one of my passions in life. Photographer wise my main passion in nature but also have interests in landscapes/cityscape, macro, astro and editing vintage photos. With my photography I endeavour to capture the little things most people miss, as I believe there's a little remarkable in everything and everyone. I have ambitions to one day start selling prints and have my work put on display and eventually have my photos published. To help make that possible I'm currently offering up photographer services for to hire for portraits, kids parties, events and weddings. If you would be interested please message me here, by my number 0431 394 992 or my email [email protected] for further details. I hope to hear from you soon and we can start are photographic journey together.

30/06/2026

A dream I’ve had for a while has always been to see my work on public display — and it looks like I may have found an opportunity to make that happen.

A local dentist has offered potential space in their reception/waiting room. At the moment, I’m just waiting to hear back about the wall dimensions, then the next step will be organising printing and framing.

It’s still early days, but I’m excited to see where this goes.

11/06/2026

A bit of good news for today.

07/06/2026

This is a Western Grey Kangaroo that I met at Lake Thetis on an early morning near Cervantes.

I shot this image in 2022, but recently came back to it for a re-edit. I'm not sure what it is, but I feel it looks and feels so much better than it did before. I really love how it looks, and I look forward to seeing how any other examples of my previous work will be given a little more love.

Visit Turquoise Coast WA Loves Nature ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt

04/06/2026

Just east of Badgingarra is the Vern Westbrook walk trail.

In spring, it's an amazing place to go for a leisurely walk and see some of Western Australia's stunning wildflowers, including many of our native orchid species. Here are just some of them: the Blushing Spider, Bee orchid, Pink-candy, and, lastly, Blue China.

Do you have a favourite wildflower? I would love to know about it.

01/06/2026

Recently, I reflected that I would like to get more into wildlife photography. It's actually the subject I wanted to capture most when I started photography, but I was impatient and found it frustrating.

Then I found flowers that allowed me to hone my craft, and the next insects gave me more patience. Plus, one day I want to travel to Africa and see all the amazing creatures I've only seen on TV or at zoos, and I want to make sure I do the trip justice with my camera.

This is one of my early shots from 2019 of a Australian Ringneck Parrot, taken when I stumbled upon a bird at close range, and it paid off.

31/05/2026

Not bumps, but babies! 🕷️

This is a female Wolf Spider carrying her spiderlings on her back. With up to 100 youngsters hitching a ride, she's a great example of the surprisingly strong maternal instincts found in some spider species. After a few days, they will go their own way, but until then, the mother will defend and watch over them to give them the best chance of survival.

This Fascinating or creepy? Let us know below! 👇

Captured with a Nikon D5500 & 40mm micro lens, speedlight and diffuser.

26/05/2026

This is a little male Motorbike Frog, which visited me for a few days in November two years back. I have no idea where he came from or where he went, but it was a pleasure to meet him.

You may be asking why am I only sharing this photo now. Well, it’s been stuck on a memory card that was damaged and until a few days ago I couldn’t retrieve it no matter what I did, but I’m thrilled that I’m able to show this little guy with everyone. After some advice, I’ve binned that memory card and now seeing what else on it I have to share.

This photo was taken with my Nikon D5500 and 40mm micro lens, neewer NW 565ex and cygnustech diffuser.

25/05/2026

Drosera rubricalyx or as like to call them Anderson's Ruby Sundew.

A little plant, with BIG meaning to me. Stumbling around this carnivorous plant showed how powerful photography can be in raising awareness on the importance of nature conservation.

23/05/2026

I'm by no means a religious man, but I do find myself drawn pre 1930s Australian churches. I think it's a combination of gorgeous straight lines, amazing craftsmanship and undoubtedly one of the few places to get a clear shot without any people in the way.

I would love to know of any beautiful churches large or small near you, that I should come see.

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Perth, WA

Telephone

+61431394992

Website

http://www.dandyman.com.au/

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