Skene Media

13/08/2026

Sometimes the best way to tell a business story is simply to photograph the work as it happens.

This one was captured at Trucks N Toys while the job was underway.

No big setup, no staged pose. Just finding the frame, the person and the moment that shows a little more of what happens behind the finished result.

That’s a big part of the Skene Media portfolio. People, process, products and the work behind the brand.

Have a look through the portfolio here:

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Skene Media
Photography • Video • Content • Brand

12/08/2026

The best stories aren't staged.

Some of my favourite photographs happen when nobody is looking at the camera.

People working. Solving problems. Building things. Doing what they do every day.

That's where you start to see what a business is actually about.

You don't always need to manufacture content. Sometimes the story is already happening, you just need to know where to look.

That's the way I like to work.

Observe what's happening. Find the moments. Show the people, skill and detail that make the business what it is.

Not just capturing what happened.
Seeing what others might miss.

Skene Media
Photography, video and visual storytelling for businesses, products, people and motorsport.
www.skenemedia.com.au

10/08/2026

A work boot probably shouldn’t look brand new in a photograph.

Shot for FXD with Modern Concrete Co, this was about putting the product where it belongs rather than trying to make everything clean and perfect.

Concrete dust, scratches, early morning light and a bloke actually working in them.

For me, that’s where product photography starts to feel more believable. You’re not just showing what the product looks like, you’re showing what it looks like doing the job it was made for.

Content that feels like the brand, not just shows the product.

Skene Media
Photography • Video • Content • Brand

07/08/2026

Before the A-Main, the show starts building.

Kaiden Manders rolling through the smoke as the pre-race atmosphere ramps up at the 2026 GASC.

It’s not always the racing itself that makes the photograph. Sometimes it’s the few seconds before it all gets serious.

Light, smoke, noise and anticipation.


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05/08/2026

A rainout gave us the chance to try something different.

With the racing washed out and the other teams packing up, Hardwyer Motorsport rolled the car out for an idea I had been wanting to test.

Each frame was a 20-second exposure at f/16 and ISO 125. While the camera stayed locked in position, I moved around the car with an RGB light bar on an extension pole, spinning and waving it through the frame to paint the colour around the car.

The team mostly saw me dancing around in the dark (having a good laugh) while the camera appeared to be doing absolutely nothing.

Multiple exposures were later brought together to create the final image.

I could see the photograph in my head. I still had to go out there and make it.

Sometimes a washed-out night gives you the freedom to create something completely different.


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03/08/2026

Great work deserves more than a quick photo.

Whether it's a welder, a workshop, a quarry, or a race team, every business has moments that most people never see.

Those moments are where trust is built.

They show the care, the precision and the people behind the finished product.

That's what I enjoy photographing most.
Not just the final result, but everything that goes into creating it.

Because the strongest brands aren't built on marketing alone.

They're built on real work, told honestly.

Skene Media
Photography, video and visual storytelling for businesses, products, people and motorsport.
www.skenemedia.com.au

30/07/2026

The bigger picture is often built from the smallest details.

The bends in polished metal. The wear on a component. The safety wire, fasteners and mechanical decisions that most people never stop to notice.

Two machines, photographed beyond the obvious, where engineering, craftsmanship and character become the story.

Sometimes seeing differently simply means looking closer.


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28/07/2026

A lot of people know me for motorsport photography.

What they don’t always see is the work I create behind the scenes for businesses.

In 2024, I had the opportunity to produce this capability video for Complete Parts and Equipment Solutions, created for their presence at MINExpo in Las Vegas.

From planning and filming through to editing and delivery, the goal wasn’t simply to show machines.

It was to show the people, capability and experience behind the business.

It’s projects like this that remind me why I love visual storytelling.

Whether it’s a race team, a quarry, a workshop or a business operating on a global stage...

Not just capturing what happened.
Seeing what others might miss.

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28/07/2026

Still, and always has been, one of my biggest inspirations behind a camera. Mark J. Rebilas Photography doesn’t just photograph motorsport, he sees the whole story around it.

This set is a bloody good example of why.

27/07/2026

Not every race story needs the rider in frame.

A Bell helmet resting on the fence, the chequered flag moving behind it, and a day at the track captured in one quiet detail.

Motorsport is full of moments beyond the obvious action. Sometimes, that’s where the photograph is.

Not just capturing what happened.
Seeing what others might miss.


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